L’Ordine nuovo was run by four Marxists in their twenties

Evidence

Th e weekly paper, founded and led by four young Marxists— Gramsci (28 years of age), secretary of the editorial staff and director; Palmiro Togliatti (24 years of age); Angelo Tasca (28 years of age); and Umberto Terracini (24 years of age)— began as an independent culturalpolitical experiment in May 1919: “a lively and fecund exercise (training ground) of discussion on the fundamental motives of a communist society and its practical organization.” — Clara E. Mattei, The Capital Order, 491

Th e weekly paper, founded and led by four young Marxists— Gramsci (28 years of age), secretary of the editorial staff and director; Palmiro Togliatti (24 years of age); Angelo Tasca (28 years of age); and Umberto Terracini (24 years of age)— began as an independent culturalpolitical experiment in May 1919: “a lively and fecund exercise (training ground) of discussion on the fundamental motives of a communist society and its practical organization.” — Clara E. Mattei, The Capital Order, 491

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• corroborated: 2 independent passages support this claim — Clara E. Mattei, The Capital Order: How Economists…, 491