Le fascisme italien et la vision du futur

Italian fascism and the vision of the future, Pierre Milza Mussolini's vision of the future was primarily a banal imperialist plan : fascist Italy would break out of the bars of the " Mediterranean prison " and would surge forward, great among the greats of the 21st century, on to the ocean and towards India. Already in 1937, in a draft by Il Duce, Europa 2000, there were totalitarian omens : the appeal for more births and the plan of " cultural revolution " were meant to fashion a "new man ". But how could the very conservative official ideal of an Imperial Roman soldier-laborer be reconciled with the indispensable futurism of such geopolitics ? Only war, Mussolini thought, could resolve this contradiction

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