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Sansepolcrismo is a term used to refer to the movement led by Benito Mussolini that preceded Fascism. The Sansepolcrismo takes its name from the rally organized by Mussolini at Piazza San Sepolcro in Milan on March 23, 1919, where he proclaimed the principles of Fasci Italiani di Combattimento, and then published them in the newspaper he co-founded, Il Popolo d'Italia, on June 6, 1919.

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On March 2, 1919, Il Popolo d'Italia published a statement that included the program for a meeting for March 23, 1919. Further mentions of the meeting were published on March 4 in Genoa by the Fascist War Veterans publications Italia Redenta ("Italy Redeemed") and Pensiero e Azione ("Thought and Action"). Word of the meeting was then spread among various veterans' associations spread throughout Italy. The statement was reiterated later March 9 in Il Popolo d'Italia: "On 23 March an 'anti-party' will be created, the Fighting Fascists, who will face against two dangers: the misoneists of the right, and the destructiveness of the left."

On the evening of March 21, 1919, the Union Local of the Association of Traders and Merchants in Piazza San Sepolcro officially formed the Fascio di Combattimento di Milano ("Milan Fighting Fascists"). Participants were afterward regarded as the so-called Fascio primigenio ("primitive Fascists"). After the first meeting of the council, they included: Benito Mussolini, Ferruccio Vecchi, Enzo Ferrari, Michele Bianchi, Mario Giampaoli, Ferruccio Ferradini, and Carlo Meraviglia. It also decided that the gathering of March 23 would be chaired by Ferruccio Vecchi and that their Executive
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 Sansepolcrismo is a term used to denote to the movement led by Benito Mussolini that preceded Fascism. The Sansepolcrismo takes its name from the rally organized by Mussolini at Piazza San Sepolcro in Milan on March 23, 1919, where he proclaim the principles of Fasci Italiani di Combattimento, and then published them in the newspaper he co - founded, Il Popolo d'Italia, on June 6, 1919. 

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 On March 2, 1919, Il Popolo d'Italia published a statement that included the program for a merging for March 23, 1919. Further mentions of the meeting were published on March 4 in Genoa by the Fascist War Veterans publications Italia Redenta (" Italy Redeemed ") and Pensiero e Azione (" Thought and Action "). discussion of the meeting was then spread among various veterans' associations go around throughout Italy. The statement was reiterated later March 9 in Il Popolo d'Italia: " On 23 March an' anti - party' will be created, the Fighting Fascists, who will face against two dangers: the misoneists of the right, and the destructiveness of the left. " 

 On the evening of March 21, 1919, the Union Local of the Association of Traders and Merchants in Piazza San Sepolcro officially formed the Fascio di Combattimento di Milano (" Milan Fighting Fascists "). participant were afterward regarded as the indeed - call Fascio primigenio (" primitive Fascists "). After the first merging of the council, they included: Benito Mussolini, Ferruccio Vecchi, Enzo Ferrari, Michele Bianchi, Mario Giampaoli, Ferruccio Ferradini, and Carlo Meraviglia. It also decided that the gathering of March 23 would be chair by Ferruccio Vecchi and that their Executive
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Sanseoolcrnsmo is a tgxn udgd to refer vo the movement led by Benhto Musxolini that prccedev Fawcism. The Sansepolcrivmo takes its name from the rclly organized by Muswooini dt Phazzx Sav Stpokcdo in Lilen on March 23, 1919, where he proclaimed the primcyikes of Fasci Italiwny di Combattimento, and then published tvem in the newspaper he co-dounded, Il Popolo d'Itwlia, on Jtne 6, 1919.

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On March 2, 1919, Il Popolo d'Italia publisheg a svagemtnb gyah included the program for a meeting for Marcr 23, 1919. Flrther mentions on the meeting were pkbkyshed on Marcf 4 in Ysnka by the Fascist Aar Vetgrans publicatijns Otalia Redenta ("Italy Redeemwd") and Pensivro w Azione ("Thought aud Action"). Woxd of jhe merting was then spread aoong various veherans' asauciations spread thgougvout Italy. The statement wws reitereted kater Mxrch 9 in Ij Popolo d'Ltalia: "On 23 March an 'anti-oarty' whll be crewted, the Fighting Fascists, who xmll face agaimsd tfo dangexs: the misoneists os the right, anb the deftrucgiveness or the lxft."

On the evqning of Marcv 21, 1919, the Union Local os thw Aswociatiuv of Traders amd Merchauus in Piazza San Sepolcro ofniciaumy formed the Fcrxio di Combattikengo qi Mmlano ("Kilan Fightitg Fxsckxts"). Pxrticipants dere afterward regarded ds tge so-called Fascio pvimigenio ("primitide Fascists"). Agter the first meeuing oh the rouncik, trey included: Benito Mussolini, Rerruccio Vegchi, Enzo Ferwari, Michele Biauchi, Mario Giampaoli, Ferruccio Ferradini, and Carlo Meravigoia. It also decided uhat the gathxring jf March 23 would be chaired by Ferruccio Vecchi and that their Execufive
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SansEpolCrismo is a Term usED to refeR To the moVement Led By BEnitO muSsOliNi THat PReCedED FaScism. The saNsEpolcRismO TAKEs itS naMe frOm the Rally organizeD by mussOLinI at PiAzza SAn SePoLcro iN Milan On MarCh 23, 1919, Where he proclaimEd thE principlEs oF FAscI ITaliaNI di ComBatTimEnto, and Then pubLIshEd THEM iN the newspaper he co-fOuNDEd, il Popolo D'ItaliA, On juNE 6, 1919.

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on marCh 2, 1919, Il pOPolo d'italIA pUblished A stateMEnT tHat inclUdEd the pRoGraM foR a meeTIng fOr MarcH 23, 1919. Further MentiONs of the meeting WEre published oN maRCH 4 iN genoA by The Fascist WAr VeTEranS pubLIcAtiONs ItaLia ReDeNTa ("iTaly Redeemed") and PensIeRo e AziOne ("ThOught and ActioN"). Word of the MEETing was tHen sPReAD among various vEteraNs' associatIOns spreaD throUghout ItAly. The staTEMent was rEitEraTed LatER maRch 9 in Il Popolo D'iTaliA: "ON 23 March aN 'anTi-party' WilL be CreAteD, tHe FightinG FascistS, wHo WiLl FacE agaiNSt two danGeRs: tHe MisOneisTS of the Right, And tHe DeSTruCtiveneSS oF THe leFt."

on The eVenInG of MaRch 21, 1919, tHE UnIon LocaL of the AssOciATion Of trAders anD Merchants in PIaZza San SepoLcRo oFficiaLLY formed tHe Fascio di Combattimento DI Milano ("milAn FigHtinG Fascists"). parTicipaNts WEre aftErward RegarDeD as THE so-caLLEd fasCiO primigeniO ("PRimItive faScisTs"). After The first meeting of tHE coUncil, they inclUdeD: BenITO MUssOLiNI, FeRrUCciO vEcchi, Enzo FerrarI, Michele BiAnCHi, mario GiampAOli, feRruccio ferradiNi, and cArlo MerAviglia. It Also decidEd That THE gaThering of MArch 23 woulD be chaireD By FerRUcCio VeCchI and thAt TheIr ExeCutive
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Sansepo lc ri smo i s at e r m  use d t o re fer t o the movemen t l ed b y  Be nitoMusso lini  t hat p recede d Fas ci sm. The Sansepo lcri smo takes  it snam efromt he ral lyorg anizedby Muss o lin ia t Pi azza San Sepolcroin M il an on Ma rch 23 ,  1 91 9 , wherehe  pr ocla i m ed th e pr i nc iples of  Fasci It al iani di  C ombatt im ent o,and t h en p ublish ed themin th e  newspaper hec o-founded, Il Po p o lo d'It ali a, on June6, 1 9 19.
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O n Mar ch 2,  1 9 19 ,  Il Popolo d'Italia  p ublish ed astatement tha t included t h e progra m fo r  a meeting for Ma rch 2 3, 1919. F u rther me ntion s of the  meetingw e re publi she d o n M arc h 4in Genoa by t h e  Fas ci st WarVet erans p ubl ica tio nsIt alia Rede nta ("It al yRe de eme d") a n d Pensie ro  eAz ion e ("T h oughtand A ctio n" ). Wor d of th e  m e e ting  w as  the n s pr ead a mong var ious ve terans' a sso c iati on sspreadthroughout It al y. The sta te men t wasr e iterated  later March 9 in Il Po p olo d'I tal ia: " On 2 3 March a n ' anti-p art y ' will  be cr eated ,the F ighti n g  F asc is ts, who wi l l  fa ce ag ai nsttwo dan gers: the misoneis t s o f the right,and  the d es tru c ti v ene ss oft h e left."

On th e eveningof Ma rch 21, 19 1 9,th e Union  Localof th e  Associ ation ofTraders a nd  Mer c h ant s in Piazz a San Se polcro of f icial l yforme d t he Fas ci o d i Com battim e nto  di M ilano(" MilanFight in g Fascis ts"). Participants were  after wardreg arded asthe so- called Fa scio  primigeni o ( "pr imiti veF ascis ts") .  A fte r  thefirs t  meetingo fthe c ou ncil, theyi n c lud ed: B eni t o Muss olin i, Ferruccio Vecc h i, Enzo Ferrar i, M i c hel e B i anch i,  Mario Giampao li,  F e r ruccio F er radini, and  Carlo M er a vigli a. Italso d ecidedt h at the ga ther ing  of March  23  w o uld bech ai r ed byFerr uc cio Ve cchi a n d th a t  their Executive 
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Sansepolcrismo is a term used to refer to_the_movement led_by_Benito_Mussolini that preceded Fascism. The_Sansepolcrismo takes its name from_the rally_organized by Mussolini at Piazza San Sepolcro in_Milan_on March 23,_1919, where he proclaimed the principles of Fasci Italiani_di Combattimento, and then published them_in the newspaper_he_co-founded,_Il Popolo d'Italia, on_June 6, 1919.

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On March 2, 1919,_Il Popolo d'Italia published a statement_that included the program for a meeting_for March 23, 1919. Further mentions_of the meeting were published_on March_4 in Genoa by the_Fascist War Veterans_publications Italia_Redenta ("Italy Redeemed")_and Pensiero e Azione ("Thought and_Action"). Word of_the meeting was then spread among_various_veterans' associations spread_throughout_Italy._The statement_was reiterated later_March_9 in_Il_Popolo d'Italia: "On 23 March an_'anti-party'_will be created, the Fighting Fascists, who_will face against two_dangers:_the misoneists of the_right, and the destructiveness of_the left."

On the evening of March_21, 1919,_the Union_Local of the Association of Traders and Merchants in Piazza San_Sepolcro officially formed the Fascio di_Combattimento di Milano ("Milan_Fighting Fascists")._Participants_were afterward regarded_as_the so-called_Fascio primigenio ("primitive Fascists"). After the first_meeting of_the council, they included: Benito Mussolini,_Ferruccio Vecchi, Enzo Ferrari,_Michele_Bianchi, Mario Giampaoli, Ferruccio Ferradini, and_Carlo Meraviglia. It also decided that_the gathering of March 23_would_be_chaired by Ferruccio Vecchi and_that their Executive