Posted on Jun 17, 2018

Rome backtracks on naming street for neo-fascist leader after Jewish uproar

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Almirante, who died in 1988, founded the neo-fascist MSI party in 1946. Under fascism, he had signed the anti-Semitic 1938 “Manifesto for the Defense of the Race” and served as an editor of the anti-Semitic journal “Defense of the Race.”

Rome backtracks on naming street for neo-fascist leader after Jewish uproar

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1stSgt Nelson Kerr

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The facist are slowly returning to power there and elsewhere, they just moved a bit too soon

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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth

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Thank you for the news share brother.

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Lt Col Charlie Brown

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Excellent news. Poor choice

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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel

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Lt Col Charlie Brown Can't Even Imagine that it was Considered!

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Rome backtracks on naming street for neo-fascist leader after Jewish uproar

Rome backtracks on naming street for neo-fascist leader after Jewish uproar

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