Giorgio Almirante was a politician who made his heart beat. His speeches were filled. The right people, and not only found himself in the Italian squares to listen to his passionate words about politics. Almirante knew to talk to militants who really believed in his ideas of right and had a goal and above all values. The Secretary of the MSI could warm the hearts of his people. In his words there was
an extraordinary emotional magnetism. A quality that hardly other politicians have fielded with the same ease of Giorgio Almirante. Today all that had built Almirante is gone. His legacy has been squandered by those who were his best sons, who have decided to extinguish the flames along with everything he has represented for an entire community.
Gianfranco Fini has distanced himself permanently from his teacher not to include his name in the pantheon of so-called right (new?) That is delivered to the party of Prime Minister.
Fortunately, the human and political Almirante survives despite the twists and turns of opportunistic Gianfranco Fini, who owes his political career to this' extraordinary man. Almirante If it had not been designated as his natural successor, Gianfranco Fini today there would be no trace, and perhaps we would still have a community and a just right.
Just read the pages of the biography that Vincent La Russa has devoted to the historic secretary of the Italian Social Movement (Giorgio Almirante. From Mussolini to Fini. Mursia, 247 pages, 17 €), to realize that this book seems written for people too quickly forgotten their origins.
La Russa comes with participation in the extraordinary political events of the historic leader MSI. The author mixes memories private, public documents, political events, but especially express political opinions on the individual events. The story is never transparent. La Russa writes for reaching conclusions. The book is written very clearly what it has represented for many young Giorgio Almirante right. A reference point that despite the difficulties generational, has held together a community of men and women who recognized the value of membership.
Almirante, already the foundation of the party, chose the path of democracy. Vincenzo La Russa the stresses in his book when he writes: "On the fidelity to parliamentary democracy, he does not compromise and this is probably ferry from dictatorship to democracy, not challenged by many rivals, who will deliver it to history. "
That's right. On this important concept Almirante wanted to build his right. And he writes repeatedly in his books. She does not tire of repeating in his parliamentary speeches and in meetings with the militants in the sections. La Russa insists on this aspect in his biography. Since the birth of the MSI in 1946, Almirante chose to accept parliamentary democracy. This was the only ground on which they had to act to avoid the politically opportunistic and carried denials free. In
autobiography of a gun so he wrote: "We discovered that guarantee freedom means because it means hierarchy, provided that the hierarchy is entitled and ennobled by the freely expressed consent. That we built ourselves in the moral and psychological conditions that were essential to look at the past without complexes or guilty or triumphalist, with this human understanding and firm decision, the future with confidence. It is therefore essential, even more impossible for us specifically that we let ourselves be dragged into vicenduola rincitrulliti for the elderly or young growth that continues to be ill, in Italy, the controversy-fascism, anti-fascism. " Almirante was convinced that fascism would speak calmly History. So we had to go their own way and no one should be available for indecorous denial, because they would appeared opportunistic.
Fini pretended not to understand that his master had already given the post-Fascist right in democracy. And whether the denial and the right salon, which he founded in the name of anti, has moved away forever from the father's house. BRIEF NOTES
Vincent La Russa, Giorgio Almirante. From Mussolini to Fini. Murcia, 2009. 247 pages, 17 €
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