Was Italian Social Republic a socialist state?
Was Italian Social Republic a socialist state?
Eli Richardson
Jackson Young
That massive faggot on the flag should give you an idea.
David Bennett
SEIZE THE PIZZA
Landon Harris
why do NazBols worship Mussolini?
Benjamin Evans
Because he was a socialist once
Noah Clark
Even Sweden is more socialist
Brayden White
Bordiga and Leftcoms were put in prison for committing the crime of doing nothing.
Logan Howard
Because of him
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Gavin Morgan
During the existence of the Italian Social Republic, Mussolini, whose government had banned trade unions and strikes, began to make increasingly populist appeals to the working class. He claimed to regret many of the decisions made earlier in supporting the interests of big business. He promised a new beginning if the Italian people would be willing to grant him a second chance. Mussolini claimed that he had never totally abandoned his left-wing influences, insisting he had attempted to nationalize property in 1939–1940 but had been forced to delay such action for tactical reasons related to the war.[17] With the removal of the monarchy, Mussolini claimed the full ideology of Fascism could be pursued, and, to gain popular support, reversed over twenty years of Fascist support of private property and relative economic independence by ordering the nationalization of all companies with over 100 employees.[18] Mussolini even reached out to ex-communist Nicola Bombacci to help him in spreading the image that Fascism was a progressive movement.[18] The economic policy of the RSI was given the name "Socialization", and Mussolini had even considered the idea of calling his new republic the “Italian ‘Socialist’ Republic.”[19] In practice, little resulted from the declared socialization of the economy. Unions did not exert real control of their management and took no part in state planning (as they had the power to do on paper after the socialization). The Italian industrial sector was excluded from the new reforms by the Germans and Italian industrialists were opposed to the changes in any case. The Italian labor force (large parts of which had remained leftist despite fascist rule) regarded socialization as a sham and responded with a massive strike on 1 March 1944.[8]
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Ian Morgan
Kek
Nathan Nguyen
Looks like Fascism to me
Anthony Lopez
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Oliver Bell
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Easton Miller
is this even a real question
Jacob Morgan
Love them boys
Jeremiah Nelson
Wtf I love Mussolini now
Jackson Robinson
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Austin Foster
No. This is the only real socialist state: en.wikipedia.org
Jack Turner
yep it's the "Mussolini was socialist" stage.
Still working for a cure to NazBol, for the meantime i suggest hirudotherapy.
3 times per day.
Jacob Adams
Mussolini and other syndicalist-leaning fascists attempted to make it syndicalist and reverse a lot of the ANI-tier (Italian National Association) policies of the 20s. However, the Germans basically controlled the RSI as a puppet-state/colony and German/Italian industrialists basically continued to dominate industry with German support.
Hell, Mussolini didn't even want to form the Italian Social Republic. He was actually forced to after he was "rescued" by German paratroopers. The entire period during the RSI was one of hopelessness, depression, and lots of regret for Mussolini. Regret for not pursuing syndicalist policies, accepting the monarchy, and aligning with the Germans. Honestly, he probably didn't care about being shot in a firing-line by the end of the war.
Note that Italy during this time was chaotic, with partisan groups, fascist paramilitaries, and the armies of the Axis and Allies all fighting each other. The former occasionally made pacts and "crossed the lines". Some people in the Italian Social Republic wanted the best interests for Italian workers and farmers, while others don't. Some supported the former to have an Italian republic, since the monarchists supported the partisans. The same is true of the partisans, some of whom were working-class revolutionaries and others yet were downright reactionaries who wanted to restore the Kingdom and were pro-Industrialist. Others were liberalcucks to the allies.
Gavin Kelly
Social parasitism is a crime against the people, comrade.
Grayson Turner
Mussolini banned strikes, but not unions. He just monopolized the trade unions into one union. The Bolsheviks did the same policy. Of course, both cases were pointless, as the real power lied with the capitalists/state bureaucrats for the Fascists and the party-bureaucrats for the Bolsheviks.
Jeremiah Rogers
Nazbol but u know by now
Lincoln Campbell
Gibe proof. I highly doubt Mussolini would revert to Syndicalism after decades of killing and terrorizing them.
Lucas Carter
No it was a Nazi puppet state
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