The order sheet that built a reflex you could not unlearn
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The order sheet that built a reflex you could not unlearn
This episode explores the life of Achille Starace, a key figure in Italian Fascism, and examines the origins of his unwavering loyalty and the system he helped create. What happens when devotion becomes one's entire identity?
Person: Achille Starace
Date: April 29, 1945
Location: Milan, Italy
Role: National Fascist Party Secretary
Event: Execution
- Achille Starace, born in Gallipoli in 1889, joined the Italian Fascism Army in 1909 and earned multiple military medals during World War I.
- In 1914, before Italy entered WWI, Starace engaged in a physical altercation with pacifist demonstrators in Milan, showcasing an early inclination towards aggression.
- He joined the Fascist movement in Trento in 1920 and rapidly rose through its ranks, becoming Vice-Secretary of the National Fascist Party by October 1921.
- Starace participated in the 1922 March on Rome as one of nineteen column commanders, leading a Blackshirt squad.
- As National Fascist Party Secretary for eight years, Starace implemented daily "order sheets" that dictated behaviors, replacing handshakes with the Roman salute and enrolling children in youth movements to instill Fascist gestures.
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