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>>15718624
Primo Rivera wasn't fascist, he was national syndicalist.

>>15221083
I think there is a sense in which fascism is actually a substantive ideology beyond mere aesthetics or even the "primacy of politics" - which following Timothy Mason I would say is more characteristic of National Socialism. Not to say those aren't important influences, but it is a fact that Italian fascism was the product of a synthesis between revolutionary syndicalism and integral nationalism, which combined to produce a worldview informed by proletarian nationalism, by a producerist ethos, by cross-class collaboration and mediation, by a transition from a syndical order to a corporatist one. One might call this a merely "practical" merging of disparate ideas, but the national syndicalists who brought Mussolini to power saw themselves as fulfilling an ideological mission and regenerating the country. There was a mechanistic, materialist basis to fascist ideology.

Where's the national syndicalist chart?

>>14154225
Syndicalism

Books on national syndicalism