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In the context of all the Showa-era historical phenomena that interested me, I always saw Kita ikki gaunt figure in Chinese costume, rising like the peak of a craggy mountain. - Yukio Mishima

Benito Mussolini in Rome during the International Feminist Congress of 1922

October 13, birth of Jozef Tiso

"People who know how to dignify themselves in work and struggle, people whose skin is anointed by sweat or blood, are people called to great destinies." Óscar Únzaga

Marte o la morte

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“Revolutionary nationalist groups, racial separatists and the anti-Zionist nations of the Middle East, are beginning to recognize a common set of interests and enemies which make closer co-operation both beneficial and inevitable. Against our common enemies – Capitalism and

"mientras haya millones de familias que no posean el pan y la justicia, no puede ni debe haber paz en España" Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera ¡gloria a Falange Española de las JONS!

"Toda persona debe aportar algo a la nación. Incluso si es barrendero, está contribuyendo, a su manera, a la prosperidad de la nación... En otras palabras, significa que todo trabajo, independientemente de lo que hagas, es un trabajo honorable." - Colin King-Ansell, líder del

“In fact, Italian Fascism was not merely a political revolt against those outworn and incapable governments which had become a menace to the development of our country, and under whose rule the authority of the State had fallen into decadence and decay. It was also a spiritual

“Fascism is anti-barbarism. Beard is a sign of decadence. Look at the busts of the great Roman emperors and you will see that they all shaved: Caesar, Augustus. When the decline of the glory of Rome began, the beard became fashionable. And this is applicable to all epochs. The

“The fact that Spaniards—or many Spaniards are Catholics—does not mean that Catholic morality is the national morality. Perhaps the traditional confusion around this explains much of our ruin. It is not through Catholicism that we have to approach Spain but in a direct way

“Poetry and war are two sides of the same coin. The word, art, symbols and the gods, make up a discipline that allows us to advance on the path of wisdom and natural beauty, that which will never be called intellectual.” — Juan Pablo Vitali

“The few, insofar as they are the consciousness and will of an epoch, have history in their hands, see the forces that are at their disposal, make matter that which is only true active and productive force: their will. This will is the thought of poets, thinkers, political

“Our greatest weakness is to believe in our own weakness. We have to pass on our strength to all National Revolutionary Socialists, and to show them our strength we have to show them the strength of our struggle. We have to build trust within the whole Movement before we pretend

“The United Nations is useless [...] and harmful. It is a land that flourishes demagoguery with a lot of newly born countries, far from any tradition.” — Antonio Salazar.

“For a long time now we have well known what to expect with respect to right-wing “patriotism,” especially that of the forces more directly clerical and linked to the sacristies. Every day it is more evident in us the suspicion that the national weakness of Spain is due in large

“We must read correctly, by power. A man reading must be an intensely alive man. The book should be a ball of light in your hand.” — Ezra Pound

“Fascism has, in fact, crushed the political institutions of the bourgeoisie and endowed the proletarians with a new morality and a political optimism. But... has it also crushed or weakened even the great strongholds of finance capital, the industrial upper bourgeoisie and the