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The Fascists of Portugal
(They Wore Blue Shirts)

• Literary Digest, 1933 •


“Black shirts in Italy, Brown shirts in Hitlerite Germany and now comes a new imitator in Portugal’s Blue-Shirt Fascist movement known as National Syndicalism.”


Portugal’s Fascism is described by a Lisbon correspondent of the London Morning Post as a blend of Hitlerite Fascism and Mussolini Fascism. Because it is called the National Syndicalist movement it must not be confused with the Red Syndicalism of Spain. Its leader is Dr. Roalo Preto, who is said to bear a personal resemblance to Hitler.”

“A movement of opinion and ideas toward a more just and equitable social organization…We aim at substituting the principle of liberty of work by a system of ‘harmony of direction’ under which capital, technical knowledge, and labor will cooperate under the protective care of the State in maximum productive return for the welfare of the nation.”


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The Fascists of Portugal  (They Wore Blue Shirts)

The Fascists of Portugal  (They Wore Blue Shirts)

Dr Roalo Preto fascist leader of 1930s portugalfascist blue shirts of portugalfascism in portugalportugese fascists followed Roalo Preto
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