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I find it utterly misleading to call d'Annunzio just a "writer and poet". He was a ultra-nationalistic fascist, prerunner and infuencer of Mussolini, and ruled todays Rijeca as a fascist tyrannic "duce" for years! How can a university be named after him - is there no critical perception, if not in Italy? 80.187.74.66 (talk) 19:31, 23 September 2022 (UTC)Reply
