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Fascist art
I don't know if there are any great fascist visual artists other than
Leni Riefenstahl, but Celine was an unrepentant fascist, as was Ezra
Pound.
There's actually a very good novel about the Spanish civil war from
the fascist viewpoint called _The Cypresses Believe in God_. It's
been years since I read it, and I've forgotten the author's name, but
he was a "camiso viejo", a member of the Falangists who consider the
alliance with the generals and the monarchists a betrayal of fascist
principles (i.e., the sort of fellow who would have been offed in the
"night of the long knives" had he been a Nazi).
On the same topic, when I was in 5th grade I read a "socialist
realist" Russian novel called "The Road to Calvary", by Alexis
Tolstoii (Leo's nephew). It was very impressive to a 10- or 11-year old,
but I don't know how it would qualify to an adult.
Tom
Tom Condit
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Berkeley, California 94703
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- Thread context:
- Anti-Irish Humor,
glevy Sun 04 Jun 1995, 03:57 GMT
- GROUCHO MARXIST THEORY OF HUMOR -- WHY A DUCK?,
Ralph Dumain Sun 04 Jun 1995, 01:52 GMT
- Bourgeois economics: neo-Schumpeterians,
jones/bhandari Sun 04 Jun 1995, 00:34 GMT
- Fascist art,
Tom Condit Sat 03 Jun 1995, 21:02 GMT
- Mumia Abu-Jamal,
Tom Condit Sat 03 Jun 1995, 20:57 GMT
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