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| | The Resistible Rise of Benito Mussolini and fighting fascism in Britain today - Italy / Switzerland Anti-fascism - ... |
 | | Although Bordiga was nominally leader of the new PCd'I (note: not PCI, Italian Communist Party, which was not formed until after the war), he was arrested later in 1921, so effectively Gramsci led the party in an unofficial capacity until 1926 when his current gained control of the party during a congress. | | | Thus he states that it is "hard to be sufficiently critical of Amedeo Bordiga in this period" with the obvious conclusion being that if the PCI had a better leader then fascism would have been defeated! | | | And if Bordiga was so at odds with the membership then why were his theses supported by an overwhelming majority in 1922? |
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http://www.chekov.org/anarcho/newswire.php?story_id=710
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| | As for the left of the PSI, it was in its turn divided, as known, into left, center, and right (Bordiga, Gramsci, Tasca). | | | Bordiga separate from the PSI, where the reformists of Turati and the majority of the united communists of Serrati remain, and founds the Communist Party of Italy, section of the "Communist International" until this last was dissolved in 1943 [ | | | Reformers on the national level were cultivating ambitions of governing but didn‚t have the courage to enter into a monarchy government without the party‚s authorization, knowing that, as the cases of Bissolati and Bonomi had taught, they would be repudiated by the working class as traitors. |
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http://village.flashnet.it/users/fn216031/Vol.II.English.html
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| | Amadeo Artnet.com: Resource Library: Amadeo, Giovanni Antonioamadeo, Giovanni Antonio (b Pavia, C. 1447; Be |
| | The Amedeo Modigliani website: A permanent museum showing a 100 paintings database searchable on theme, title, date or technique. | | | An Italian architect and sculptor, born near Pavia in 1447; died 27 August, 1522, at Milan. | | | Monday, Dec. 7, 1998 Like a lot of folks in the San Francisco area, Amadeo Peter Giannini was thrown from his bed in the wee hours of April 18, 1906. |
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http://www.99hosted.com/new-name54886.html
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| | Amadeo Bordiga: Information From Answers.com |
| | With his expulsion from the PCd'I Bordiga left political activity until 1944. | | | This was after a long internal struggle in the Italian Socialist party which had voted as early as 1919 to affiliate to the Third International but had refused to purge its reformist wing. | | | Only some time later however did he formally become a member of what was known as the ICP(PC). |
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http://www.answers.com/topic/amadeo-bordiga
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| | He will be supported at Ferrari's Shanghai offices by a team made up of locally selected individuals and employees moved directly from Maranello. | | | Ferrari's Vice General Manager and Ferrari GT General Manager Amedeo Felisa told a press conference at the Tokyo show that the Maranello sportscar carmaker would underline the record sales in 2005, following three year's consecutive growth, by announcing the creation of a Sales Unit for the Asian-Pacific area. | | | Ferrari has underlined the importance of the Asia-Pacific to its future with the announcement at the Tokyo Motor Show that it has created a sales unit specifically to target its fastest growing region. |
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http://www.italiaspeed.com/2005/motor_show/tokyo_motor_show/ferrari/2010.html
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| | Italian Communist Party -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article |
| | In 1926 it's left wing led by Bordiga was finally defeated and replaced by a new leadership around Gramsci at a conference in Lyons which issued a set of thesis expressing the programmatic basis of the party at that point. | | | Later in the same year the Armando Cossutta tendency left the PRC to form the Partito dei Comunisti Italiani (PdCI) or (additional info and facts about Party of Italian Communists) Party of Italian Communists. | | | However Gramsci soon found himself jailed by Mussolini's repression and the leadership passed to (additional info and facts about Palmiro Togliatti) Palmiro Togliatti. |
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http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/i/it/italian_communist_party.htm
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| | Ferrari targets Australia/New Zealand |
| | Ferrari has underlined the importance of Australia, New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific to its future with the announcement at the Tokyo Motor Show that it has created a sales unit specifically to target its fastest growing region. | | | The new Ferrari Sales Unit will be managed by Mario Micheli who, as Ferrari Sales and Marketing Director, led Ferrari into China. | | | Mirko Bordiga will now manage the Chinese market and the Ferrari office in Shanghai will be expanded to facilitate its new regional responsibilities. |
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http://italiancar.com.au/pilot/art265.htm
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| | Amadeo Bordiga - In memoria di un grande rivoluzionario | | | Search the Art History Database for artists, titles, media, year, and other indepth information: |
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| | International Gramsci Society Newsletter, Number 5, November 1995 |
| | Gramsci al confino di Ustica nelle lettere di Gramsci, di Berti e di Bordiga. | | | [Also contains texts by Amadeo Bordiga] Translation of Dibattito sui Consigli di fabbrica. | | | A reprint of the 1977 Editori Riuniti edition which retained the thematic organization of the first Einaudi edition (1950) but was revised and enlarged on the basis of the critical edition of the «Quaderni del carcere.». |
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| | The first is called "Antonio Gramsci: Political Writings 1910-1920" and the second covers the period 1921-1926 (I think). | | | The first contains a chapter "Bordiga's Polemic" which I published seperately some years ago. | | | By a strange co-incidence, I just finished scanning this at the weekend and hope to have this up on my website some time in the next week or 2. |
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http://www2.cddc.vt.edu/spoon-archives/aut-op-sy.archive/aut-op-sy_1998/aut-op-sy.9806
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| | -[ ruv.net : Marxist Infopedia ]- MIA - Section française: G. Bordiga (biographie) |
| | Opposé à la direction stalinienne, Bordiga demeure dirigeant de l'Internationale jusqu'en 1926, date à laquelle il est évincé du VIème plenum de son exécutif élargi. | | | Dans l'Internationale Communiste, il sera l'un des chefs de file de sa tendance "de gauche", refusant notamment à la tactique du Front Unique Ouvrier. | | | Parallèlement, il est chassé de la direction du PCI par Gramsci et Togliatti en 1926. |
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| | Since October 2001 he has got a permanent position as researcher at the Faculty of Science of the University of Piemonte Orientale "Amedeo Avogadro". | | | Lamberti, M. Milanesio, S. Bordiga, A. Zecchina, G. Marra, F. |
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| | Amadeo Bordiga: Writings 1911-1970 |
| | Brief von Amadeo Bordiga an G. Sinowjew und N. Bucharin (1923) | | | Rebeiträge Bordigas zum Vierten Weltkongress der Kommunistischen Internationale (1922) | | | Letter from Amadeo Bordiga to Karl Korsch (1926) |
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