Nicola Bombacci

thumb|Nicola Bombacci Nicola Bombacci (October 24 1879 – April 28 1945) was an Italian politician and revolutionary. Quotes Mussolini is clever, demagogic, devoid of scruples, and he has learned a great deal from the Russian Revolution. 1920 or 1921, as quoted in In a time of duplicity by Victor Serge Fascism has made grandiose Social Revolution, Mussolini and Lenin, Soviet and Fascist corporate state, Rome and Moscow. Several stands already taken had to be rectified, we have nothing of which to ask pardon for as both in present and past we are impelled by the same ideal: the triumph of work. La Verità journal, 1936 Stalin will never make socialism; rather Mussolini will. 1945, to a crowd in Genoa, as quoted in Mussolini (2011) by R.J.B Bosworth, p. 511 Long live Mussolini! Long live socialism! 28 April 1945, during execution at Dongo, as quoted in Heaven on Earth: The Rise and Fall of Socialism (2002) by Joshua Muravchik, p. 171 Quotes about Nicola Bombacci I saw that it was this that tormented him the most: the attraction that fascism exercised upon the extreme left. He had been a teacher with Mussolini in a little Italian village, he knew him well and even while hating him liked him a little. In a time of duplicity, by Victor Serge External links Category:Politicians from Italy Category:Fascists from Italy Category:Former Marxists Category:Revolutionaries Category:Executed people Category:1879 births Category:1945 deaths Category:People from Emilia-Romagna