Fascio Littorio

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The Fascio Littorio is a stylized bundle of rods with an axe, derived from ancient Roman fasces, that became a prominent emblem of Italian Fascism and its paramilitary Blackshirt units.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf emblem
political symbol
associatedWith Benito Mussolini
Italian Fascist regime
corporatism
totalitarian ideology
axePosition protruding from the side of the rods
bannedOrDiscouragedIn post-1945 democratic Italy
colorOftenDepictedAs black
gold
countryOfUse Italian Social Republic
Kingdom of Italy
derivedFrom ancient Roman fasces
etymology from Italian "fascio" meaning bundle
from Latin "fasces"
hasPart axe
bundle of rods
hasStyle stylized representation of fasces
ideologicalFunction legitimization through reference to ancient Rome
visual identification of Fascist organizations
inspiredBy Roman lictors' fasces
orientation vertical
relatedConcept Blackshirts
Fascism
fasces
symbolOf Fascist Italy
surface form: Italian Fascism

Roman imperial heritage
authoritarian power
discipline
state authority
unity through strength
timePeriod 20th century
usedAs military insignia
party badge
state coat of arms element
usedBy Blackshirts
Fascist Italy
surface form: Italian Fascism

Italian Fascist paramilitary organizations
National Fascist Party
usedIn Italian Fascist architecture
Italian Fascist coins
Italian Fascist flags
Italian Fascist monuments
Italian Fascist official seals
Italian Fascist propaganda posters
Italian Fascist state emblems
Italian Fascist uniforms
insignia of Blackshirt units
insignia of the National Fascist Party

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Italian Blackshirt divisions symbol Fascio Littorio
Flechas Negras Division associatedWith Fascio Littorio
this entity surface form: Italian Blackshirts
Littorio Division namedAfter Fascio Littorio
this entity surface form: Lictor (Littorio) symbol of Italian fascism