>read Kant, Spinoza, Nietzsche, Kautsky, Hegel, and Sorel>accomplished journalism career>wrote a romance novel>wrote plays>fluent in Italian, French, German, and EnglishWas he /our guy/
>>24923005>wrote a romance novelAnd I read it !It's popular trash, trying to be a best seller, but it's honestly not bad .
>>24923005>bald>fat>short>died like a dogNo.
>>24923080But enough about you
>>24923005>>accomplished journalism career>>wrote a romance novel>>wrote playswhich no one has read today
>>24923080>bald>fat>shortNot hot enough for you, fag boy?
>>24923129>>24923258You modern fascists, always crying like girls.
>>24923287>like girlssaid the grown man judging another grown man by his looks
>>24923322He didn't say you look like a girl... Why anon? Are you cute?
>>24923329retard level reading comprehension
>>24923332Crying like a girl is not the same as looking like one. Particularly when in reference to the way you write.Now blow me a kiss and skip on your merry way.
>>24923343>>24923080I was talking about the original post I replied to dumbass.
>>24923322It's not my fault that that fat bald midget embraced fascism as a way of revenge on God.
>>24923005>Got his country to run like the Chinese Commuñista Party>Got derailed by the British double-cross of the Hitlerian-Zionist warIs he literally y/ourguy/? Odd thing to say.This is my guy.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XGAc_OqCbU
>>24923258Nta but it's very ironic to call someone homosexual while being a fascist, kek.
>>24923005This is a D'Annunzio board
>>24923129gyattem
>>24923005According to ChatGPT he penned a couple of critical essays against D'Annunzio back in his pacifist days, but the source it gave me was a complete confabulation and he only mentioned D'Annunzio in passing reference to his literature.Anyways, I'm wondering if anyone has a source on his journalism about D'Annunzio. I'd love to read it.Pic sort of related, one of Yukio Mishima's translation of D'Annunzio. Another grail I'd love to read but doesn't seem to be available online and I'm not rich enough to charter a plane to japan just for the occasion.
I just want a muscular latin strong-man to ruthlessly dominate my country. A man with a square jaw and steely gaze who doesn't take "no" for an answer. A father figure that's hard as iron and full of vigor. If that makes me a fascist then fuck it.
>>24923902are you a gay or a foid?
>>24923902It makes you a fagcist
>>24923926it checks out, etymologically speaking.
>>24923322Literal anus loving gay.>>24923889If you are interested and can read Italian D'Annunzio’s letters are well worth reading. Otherwise get Renzo De Felice’s biography of Mussolini which has multiple chapters dedicated to their relationship. At first they corresponded regularly as both supported entry into the first world war. Though it’s mostly dull as Mussolini tends to over praise, while D'Annunzio is mostly keen to earn the support of Il Popolo d'Italia. And doesn’t give a shit for Mussolini otherwise. Later on, as D'Annunzio took Fiume, which Mussolini originally supported, but the fascists found themselves on the back foot against the militarist’s and Irredentist’s. Then Mussolini became truly suspicious of the man , dropping his support for Fiume. Mussolini was careful to distance himself from direct action and even at first gave only nominal assent .He understood that had Fiume ultimately succeeded The Fasci di Combattimento would have found themselves completely isolated. Many Italians still accuse Mussolini of outright betrayal here. And D’Annunzio wrote Mussolini a letter from Fiume saying as much.D’Annunzio was poet and despised most politicians as prevaricators . Mussolini was merely one of his many pawns. One never taken too seriously Mussolini on the other hand was a consummate politician and outplayed D’Annunzio him at his own game. Abandoning Fiume was for him a political necessity
>>24924740>And D’Annunzio wrote Mussolini a letter from Fiume saying as muchMio caro Mussolini, mi stupisco di voi e del popolo italiano. Io ho rischiato tutto, ho dato tutto, ho avuto tutto. Sono padrone di Fiume, del territorio, d’una parte della linea d’armistizio, delle navi; e dei soldati che non vogliono obbedire se non a me. Non c’è nulla da fare contro di me. Nessuno può togliermi di qui. Ho Fiume; tengo Fiume finché vivo, inoppugnabilmente.E voi tremate di paura! Voi vi lasciate mettere sul collo il piede porcino del più abbietto truffatore che abbia mai illustrato la storia del canagliume universale. Qualunque altro paese - anche la Lapponia - avrebbe rovesciato quell’uomo, quegli uomini. E voi state lì a cianciare, mentre noi lottiamo d’attimo in attimo, con una energia che fa di questa impresa la più bella dopo la dipartita dei Mille. Dove sono i combattenti, gli arditi, i volontari, i futuristi?Io ho tutti soldati qui, tutti soldati in uniforme, di tutte le armi. È un’impresa di regolari. E non ci aiutate neppure con sottoscrizioni e collette. Dobbiamo fare tutto da noi, con la nostra povertà. Svegliatevi! E vergognatevi anche.Se almeno mezza Italia somigliasse ai Fiumani, avremmo il dominio del mondo. Ma Fiume non è se non una cima solitaria dell’eroismo, dove sarà dolce morire ricevendo un ultimo sorso della sua acqua.Non c’è proprio nulla da sperare? E le vostre promesse? Bucate almeno la pancia che vi opprime; e sgonfiatela. Altrimenti verrò io quando avrò consolidato qui il mio potere. Ma non vi guarderò in faccia.Su! Scotetevi, pigri nell’eterna siesta. Io non dormo da sei notti; e la febbre mi divora. Ma sto in piedi. E domandate come, a chi m’ha visto. Alalà. Gabriele D’Annunzio.
