Ignazio Silone, pseudonyme de Secondo Tranquilli, né le 1er mai 1900 à Pescina, dans les Abruzzes et mort le 22 août 1978 à Genève en Suisse, est un homme politique et écrivain italien du XXe siècle. Wikipedia
“Fascism was a counter-revolution against a revolution that never took place.”
The School for Dictators http://books.google.com/books?id=9scdAAAAMAAJ&q=%22Fascism+was+a+counter-revolution+against+a+revolution+that+never+took+place%22&pg=PA42#v=onepage (1938)
It will say: 'I am anti-Fascism.'"
François Bondy, "European Notebook", Encounter, vol. 47 (1976), p. 51.
Variant: When I met him in Geneva on the day of his scheduled return home after the long exile in Switzerland, Silone said abruptly: "If at a future moment fascism will return, it will not be so stupid as to say: 'I am fascism.' It will say: 'I am antifascism.'" – "Ignazio Silone: In Memoriam", The Washington Quarterly, vol. 2, issue 2 (1979).
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Source: François Bondy: Italian Censorship (European Notebook). Encounter Band 47, No. 2 (1976) August, p. 51 books.google https://books.google.de/books?id=iS0dAQAAMAAJ&q=silone; Reprint in: European Notebooks 1954-1985, Routledge, New York 2017,
