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1520:(Minculpop), apparently without reason but probably for collaborations to the magazine by Jewish intellectuals like Moravia and anti-fascists like Pannunzio. However, Longanesi was appointed as its technical-artistic consultant by Minculpop itself in 1940. At the same time, he was also chosen by Rizzoli to direct a book series,
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in 1935, Longanesi became the chief of propaganda. Longanesi requested to direct a big newspaper in return for his services to
Fascism, but was refused by the regime, which feared that new magazines and papers, especially under direction of critics of the dictatorship, would undermine the Fascists'
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1826:, to convince him to join and finance the movement, but Lauro's refusal and Longanesi's lack of political ambition lead the project to fail. However, Longanesi still supported the idea of a national party, and in 1955 he organized a conference titled "What is the right in Italy?".
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would destroy traditions, disfigure the
Italian landscape and brutalize culture. They also criticized the nullification of classes. Longanesi was harshly critical of the government, calling it unable to balance old traditions and modernity, and of the democratic policy of
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should be an expression of a new right-wing anti-communist movement, who he named "Brothers of Italy's League", and organized political circles in several cities. The movement grew rapidly, attracting both unsatisfied voters and those who had been excluded from the 1950s
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In his pieces, he pokes fun both at anti-fascists ("There is who believe to be an anti-fascist only because
Fascism never noticed him") and ex-fascists reused in the new system ("There is a question we must never say, 'Where we have met before?'").
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and the government, leaving military and public authorities without orders. Italy separated into a German-occupied north and an Allied-occupied south. On 16 September, Longanesi fled to the south of Rome with his friends Mario
Soldati,
1053:(30 August 1905 – 27 September 1957) was an Italian journalist, publicist, screenplayer, playwright, writer, and publisher. Longanesi is mostly known in his country for his satirical works on Italian society and people. He also founded
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to the capital. Both magazines were in decline and
Longanesi directed them almost alone. Despite his criticisms, Longanesi was chosen by the regime to organize a literary exhibition on Mussolini for the 10th anniversary of the
1326:), a mix of adoration and caricature of Mussolini's dictatorship. During Mussolini's dictatorship (from 1926 to 1943), Longanesi was both loyal and critical to Fascism, and was ironic about the
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Italy is a democracy in which one third of the citizens sigh for the past dictatorship, another wait for the Soviet one, and the last are conforming with the next of the
Christian Democrats.
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In the early 1950s, Longanesi tried to transform his movement into a large right-wing party, formed by former
Fascists, monarchists, Catholics, liberals and conservatives. He also visited
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On 27 September 1957, Longanesi suffered a heart attack while in his office. It was reported that his last words were: "That is, exactly as I always hoped: quickly and among my things".
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After university, Longanesi developed his social circles by joining the city's worldly elite, literary cafés, and nighthawk pubs. He became friends with leading intellectuals like
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1096:(1950), the last of which is a cultural and satirical weekly paper with conservative orientation. Longanesi described himself as a "cultural anarchist", and he headed a popular
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1730:), a bibliographic magazine, from 1946 to 1949. Politically, Longanesi became a prominent opponent of the new republican democracy that replaced Fascism, stating that,
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Benedetti; Montanelli, future founder of
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Longanesi & Co., and Longanesi's refusal was used to justify ousting him from the administration council. Due to an unknown connection in
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Gundle, Stephen; Duggan, Chistopher (2013). Manchester University Press (ed.). "The cult of the Duce: Mussolini and the Italians".
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strict control over the press. However, Longanesi's connection with Mussolini's son
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Appella, Giuseppe; Longanesi, Paolo; Vallora, Marco (1996). Longanesi (ed.).
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Appella, Giuseppe; Longanesi, Paolo; Vallora, Marco (1996). Longanesi (ed.).
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La patria si serve anche facendo la sentinella ad un bidone di benzina
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Living between Rome and Bologna, Longanesi worked with the magazine
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Un conservatore scomodo: Leo Longanesi dal fascismo alla Repubblica
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Italian author, painter, film director, screenwriter (1905–1957)
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Benedetti, Arrigo (28 September 1957). "L'uomo della fronda".
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Montanelli, Indro; Staglieno, Marcello (1984). Rizzoli (ed.).
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Spadolini, Giovanni (16 December 1984). "Leo contro tutti".
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Montanelli, Indro (September 1987). "Un epitaffio per Leo".
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Leo Longanesi: un borghese corsaro tra fascismo e Repubblica
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Leo Longanesi. Un borghese corsaro tra fascismo e Repubblica
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Albonetti, Piero; Fanti, Corrado (1997). Edit Faenza (ed.).
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to be the bearer of rural traditions and patriotic virtues.
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Leo Longanesi: 1905-1957 : editore, scrittore, artista
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Leo Longanesi: 1905-1957 : editore, scrittore, artista
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Italian Humanist Photography from Fascism to the Cold War
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Poma, Stefano; Veltri, Elio (2015). L'Universale (ed.).
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Bosworth, R.J.B. (2009). Oxford University Press (ed.).
2615:"Leo Longanesi, l'inafferrabile intellettuale anarchico"
2820:"Gli schiaffi di Longanesi, anarchico piĂą che fascista"
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magazine, directed by former Public Education Minister
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in 1919. In 1929, Longanesi ran as a candidate for the
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Longanesi, Leo (1926). "Mussolini ha sempre ragione".
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In 1927, Longanesi created his first publishing house
2974:"I 70 anni di Longanesi nell'antologia di Buttafuoco"
2463:"Ma chi l'ha detto che Longanesi fosse conservatore?"
1330:(marshes' recovery policy), the mystification of the
1691:), a mockery of Mussolini, similar to Shakespeare's
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1466:On 3 April 1937, Longanesi created a new magazine,
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1409:at the Bologna Communal Theatre, also attended by
1057:in Milan in 1946 and was a mentor-like figure for
2577:"Strapaese. Ovvero la terra contro la modernitĂ "
2440:. Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. p. 980.
1715:on 1 February 1946 and simultaneously published
1387:), which was founded by conservative journalist
1061:(a journalist and historian, and the founder of
2417:"Longanesi e Montanelli: due mondi a confronto"
1878:, Longanesi married Maria Spadini, daughter of
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1592: "Shut up! The enemy is listening to you"
2752:Parliamo dell'elefante: Frammenti di un diario
1942:Parliamo dell'elefante: frammenti di un diario
1516:was forced to close on 2 February 1939 by the
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1750:, fearing a victory of the Soviet-sponsored
1707:with his family, while his parents moved to
1559:On 10 June 1940, Italy declared war against
1512:. Despite the magazine's immediate success,
1362:, who later became a major supporter of the
1240:(literally "great country"), which believed
790:Italian Democratic Party of Monarchist Unity
3081:Ansaldo, Giovanni (2003). Il Mulino (ed.).
3045:"Leo Longanesi morì insieme alla borghesia"
2856:Granata, Ivano (2015). FrancoAngeli (ed.).
2953:Castellani, Massimiliano (29 April 2017).
2839:"Toscanini, la veritĂ sul famoso schiaffo"
2791:Prezzolini, Giuseppe (2003). Robin (ed.).
1567:and other Fascist-inspired nations of the
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3043:Veneziani, Marcello (26 September 2017).
2933:"Leo Longanesi: la fabbrica del dissenso"
2902:Liucci, Raffaele (2002). Marsilio (ed.).
2518:Giubilei, Francesco (2015). Odoya (ed.).
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2295:Giubilei, Francesco (2015). Odoya (ed.).
2274:Ungari, Andrea (2007). Le Lettere (ed.).
1996:La sua signora. Taccuino di Leo Longanesi
1563:and the United Kingdom, in alliance with
1205:, and with young rising politicians like
3108:Mazzuca, Alberto (2017). Minerva (ed.).
3062:Veneziani, Marcello (23 November 2014).
2749:Longanesi, Leo (1947). Longanesi (ed.).
2613:Terranova, Annalisa (3 September 2017).
2545:Liucci, Raffaele (2016). Carocci (ed.).
2337:Mazzuca, Alberto (2017). Minerva (ed.).
2316:Liucci, Raffaele (2016). Carocci (ed.).
2253:Liucci, Raffele (2002). Marsilio (ed.).
1954:Il mondo cambia. Storia di cinquant'anni
2521:Leo Longanesi: il borghese conservatore
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2298:Leo Longanesi: il borghese conservatore
2002:Me ne vado. Ottantun incisioni in legno
1535:), and published successful works like
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2480:Pannullo, Antonio (27 December 2017).
1822:, mayor of Naples and advocate of the
1699:Post-war, political activism and death
1069:, one of Italy's biggest newspapers).
2972:Sorgi, Marcello (27 September 2017).
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404:1946 Italian institutional referendum
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3218:(in Italian). Enciclopedia on line,
1703:In January 1946, Longanesi moved to
1334:, and imperialist dreams of Africa.
3220:Istituto dell'Enciclopedia Italiana
3049:Il Tempo (re-edited by Milano Post)
2632:Grasso, Annalisa (2 October 2017).
1766:, and in 1950 founded the magazine
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2594:Ajello, Nello (23 December 1984).
2499:Mascheroni, Luigi (27 July 2015).
2461:Lanna, Luciano (1 November 2016).
1324: "Mussolini is always right"
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3262:20th-century Italian male writers
2818:Bordogna, Franco (31 July 2011).
2797:. Robin Edizioni IT. p. 65.
2394:Merlo, Salvatore (1 March 2016).
2372:Montanelli, Indro (30 May 2000).
1990:Lettera alla figlia del tipografo
1583:, and invented war slogans like "
1938:, with Vitaliano Brancati (1941)
1631:took place against Mussolini to
1549:The Truth about the Motta Affair
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2837:Festa, Fabrizio (16 May 1991).
2575:Barbirati, Luca (30 May 2014).
2008:L'italiano in guerra, 1915–1918
1639:, however, secretly signed the
795:Italian Nationalist Association
599:Revolt Against the Modern World
579:The Rise and Fall of the Elites
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2905:L'Italia borghese di Longanesi
2778:The Oxford Handbook of Fascism
2256:L'Italia borghese di Longanesi
1966:Il destino ha cambiato cavallo
1931:Vecchio Sport (extract) (1935)
1055:the eponymous publishing house
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2396:"E Longanesi creò Montanelli"
1978:Ci salveranno le vecchie zie?
1948:In piedi e seduti (1919–1943)
1742:Longanesi was also a staunch
1614: "A gun aimed at Italy"
1142:Ci salveranno le vecchie zie?
3257:20th-century Italian writers
2596:"Leo Longanesi, uomo del No"
1633:overthrow the Fascist regime
800:Liberal Constitutional Party
775:Conservatives and Reformists
37:Longanesi in the early 1950s
3282:Italian publishers (people)
2374:"Leo Longanesi era un mago"
1936:Piccolo dizionario borghese
1518:Ministry of Popular Culture
1354:, Vincenzo Cardarelli, and
1317:Mussolini ha sempre ragione
843:Foundation for Subsidiarity
164:Italian society and customs
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2794:Codice della vita italiana
2657:. Bloomsbury. p. 34.
2581:L'Intellettuale Dissidente
2421:L'Intelelttuale Dissidente
2070:La colpa è dell'anticamera
2048:, with Mino Maccari (1924)
1927:, with Gino Maccari (1928)
1919:Cinque anni di rivoluzione
1585:Taci! Il nemico ti ascolta
1551:(1937, reedited in 1941).
1452:Second Italo-Ethiopian War
1435:Corso Vittorio Emanuele II
3297:Italian magazine founders
2434:Marrone, Gaetana (2007).
1824:Monarchist National Party
1305:based on his figure (the
820:People's Monarchist Party
805:Monarchist National Party
270:Italian school of elitism
30:
3277:Italian magazine editors
3252:Italian male journalists
2908:. Marsilio. p. 48.
2651:Caruso, Martina (2016).
1925:L'Almanacco di Strapaese
1752:Popular Democratic Front
1616:). After the losing the
1459:allowed him to work for
1289:, former legionnaire of
336:Catholic social teaching
225:This article is part of
3292:20th-century memoirists
3287:Italian anti-communists
3028:Longanesi, Leo (1957).
1984:L'onesto Signor Bianchi
1788:. In Longanesi's view,
992:Conservatism portal
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1784:, Mario Missiroli and
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1544:Don Giovanni in Sicily
1346:Editions (property of
1313:National Fascist Party
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609:The Rage and the Pride
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2032:Morte dell'Imperatore
2020:Il Generale Stivalone
1188:University of Bologna
1176:Zibaldone dei giovani
1154:Early life and career
960:Immigrant criminality
815:The People of Freedom
291:Political Catholicism
236:Conservatism in Italy
109:University of Bologna
2235:Longanesi e italiani
2155:Supercortemaggiore (
2145:Literary graphic (2)
2142:Literary graphic (1)
2139:A gun aimed on Italy
2099:Dieci minuti di vita
927:L'Italia settimanale
589:The Mind and Society
275:Liberal conservatism
3179:Corriere della Sera
2551:. Carocci editore.
2378:Corriere della Sera
2322:. Carocci editore.
2179:Adolph's (Adolph's)
2109:(uncompleted, 1943)
1841:by himself, paying
1756:Christian Democracy
1713:Longanesi & Co.
1627:On 25 July 1943, a
1389:Giuseppe Prezzolini
1366:(1938) against the
1303:cult of personality
1295:Gabriele D'Annunzio
1203:Vincenzo Cardarelli
1195:Galvano Della Volpe
1127:nostalgic accents (
906:Corriere della Sera
748:Monarchist Alliance
738:Identity and Action
619:The Force of Reason
296:Christian democracy
265:Italian nationalism
3267:Italian memoirists
2937:Internet Culturale
2883:on 3 December 2017
2034:(2016, posthumous)
2028:(2013, posthumous)
2022:(2007, posthumous)
2016:(1973, posthumous)
2014:I Borghesi Stanchi
2010:(1965, posthumous)
1808:universal suffrage
1774:Giovanni Spadolini
1522:Il sofĂ delle Muse
1490:Vitaliano Brancati
1360:Telesio Interlandi
1352:Riccardo Bacchelli
955:European New Right
853:Machiavelli Center
848:Liberal Foundation
770:Common Man's Front
732:Future and Freedom
216:2 daughters, 1 son
46:Leopoldo Longanesi
3247:People from Imola
3111:Penne al vetriolo
2423:. 3 January 2017.
2119:Renato Castellani
1960:Una vita. Romanzo
1664:, and arrived at
1622:Tunisian Campaign
1618:Greco-Italian War
1538:The Tartar Steppe
1130:In piedi e seduti
1040:
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965:Politics of Italy
722:Brothers of Italy
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169:Literary movement
71:November 27, 1957
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1482:Indro Montanelli
1437:. He also moved
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1393:general election
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1328:Battle for Grain
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1297:. At this time,
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1872:
1786:Piero Buscaroli
1782:Goffredo Parise
1760:Radio Garibaldi
1723:
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1637:Pietro Badoglio
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1581:Giuseppe Bottai
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1502:Mario Pannunzio
1486:Alberto Moravia
1423:
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