A single regional autonomy movement split along the fascism divide in interwar Italy

Evidence

Sardismo was a Sardinian autonomist movement which developed after the First World War. The Partito Sardo d’Azione was founded in 1920, but split when the fascists came to power. One section joined the fascists, another, led notably by Emilio Lussu, joined the Aventine opposition; its leaders were exiled, but returned to revive the party during the Resistance (1943 5). — Antonio Gramsci, Selections from the Prison Notebooks, 2003

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Category: Factual Claims