I don't have speak of jews or Anti-Semitism (and in my opinion the fascist anti-semitic laws in 1938 was a terrible shame for Italy,because were motivated only for reasons of foreign policy),What you said was "owing to their being Germans, hardassed stiffnecks that they ar, it is impossible for interwar Germany to come under any sort of right-wing authoritarian regime which is not anti-semitic and racist. They hate Jews, dontchaknow! Not like we Italians."
i have said that the nature of the Italians was (and is) very different from that of Germans,not that italians are better and more goods.
Said the italians are different from Germans is a thing without evidence?you were speaking completely wiuthout evidence and historical rigour, never mind tact!
Ok,if you say.
i said exactly this.I repeat: you did nto say that "the Italian regime was an Italian phenomenon and even a "Mussolini-style" regime in Germany will be very noticably differant", which I completely agree with
For sure,you said "Germans take everything seriously.
and this is fantastic for the good things,but very dangerous for the bad things
No.This is why they can't possibly treat Jews in a civilised fashion. Not like we Italians." That there is exactly what you said, rephrased slightly, and is of course a load of bollocks.
I dont' never speak about the jews.
My convinction is that an authoritarian regime in Germany was a more serious thing for the Germans that the fascism for the Italians.
"Was possible a fascist regime like that of Mussolini in Germany"?
No,because the nature of two peoples are very different.
"Was possible a fascist regime like that of Mussolini in Germany"?
No,because the nature of two peoples are very different.
Well,is your opinion,but is a mistake.What you're saying here (as opposed to what you said earlier) is true in its essentials, although I rather think all that skepticism and individualism is being, if not anything else, back-reflected rather. The whoel things sounds to me a bit like an Italian version of Ve Ver Ohnly Follovink Ohders.
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