MSI

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MSI was a neo-fascist political party in Italy that emerged after World War II as a successor to Mussolini’s fascist movement.

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MSI canonical 3

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instanceOf far-right political party
neo-fascist political party
associatedWith Italian far-right movement
color black
tricolour (green, white, red)
country Italy
dissolved 1995
electoralStronghold Rome
Southern Italy
founded 1946
foundedBy Arturo Michelini NERFINISHED
Giorgio Almirante
Pino Romualdi
headquarters Rome
historicalContext post-World War II Italy
ideology Italian nationalism
anti-communism
national conservatism
neo-fascism
inspiredBy Benito Mussolini
legalStatus legal political party in post-war Italy
mergedInto National Alliance
nativeLabel Movimento Sociale Italiano
newspaper Il Secolo d’Italia
linked to: Il Secolo d'Italia
notableLeader Arturo Michelini NERFINISHED
Gianfranco Fini
Giorgio Almirante
notableMember Alessandra Mussolini
Giuseppe Tatarella
Mirko Tremaglia NERFINISHED
Pino Rauti NERFINISHED
operatedIn Italian Republic
opposedIdeology communism
liberal democracy
parliamentaryGroup MSI–Destra Nazionale
linked to: Alleanza Nazionale
participatedIn Italian general elections
politicalPosition far-right
positionOnGovernment support for strong authoritarian executive
precededBy National Fascist Party
Republican Fascist Party
representedIn Chamber of Deputies of Italy
Senate of the Republic (Italy)
shortName MSI
stanceOnMonarchy initial support for Italian monarchy
succeededBy National Alliance
successorOrganization National Alliance
symbol tricolour flame
womenWing Sezione Femminile MSI
youthWing Fronte della Gioventù

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Italian Social Movement shortName MSI
subject linked to: MSI