Terza Posizione
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| Motto |
Né fronte rosso, né reazione, lotta armata per la Terza Posizione! (Neither red front, neither reaction, armed struggle for the Third Position!) |
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| Formation | 1978 |
| Extinction | 1982 |
| Type | Far-right political movement |
| Purpose | Third positionist revolution |
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Founder
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Roberto Fiore Gabriele Adinolfi |
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Principal ideologists
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Julius Evola Pierre Drieu La Rochelle Corneliu Zelea Codreanu |
The Third Position (Italian: Terza Posizione) was a far right group founded in Rome in 1978 (but already present with the name of Lotta Studentesca from 1976). The TP rejected both capitalism and socialism, looking instead to found a political and economic Third Position, with its main influence being Julius Evola. The group became a front for the Nuclei Armati Rivoluzionari (NAR) in 1980. It insisted on tradition, nationalism, anti-parliamentarism and militarism.
The group was founded by ex-members of previous neo-fascist groups such as Ordine Nuovo, Avanguardia Nazionale, Lotta di Popolo, Fronte Studentesco, disbanded for apology of fascism. Peppe Di Mitri was the leader of the group, with Roberto Fiore and Gabriele Adinolfi amongst its most important ideologues. Massimo Morsello was also a member. Parallel to the official organization, an operative clandestine nucleus was formed, led by Peppe Di Mitri. The movement did not last long as Di Mitri was arrested soon after its founding. When he was arrested in the summer of 1980, the structure merged with Nuclei Armati Rivoluzionari.
The group motto was Nè fronte rosso nè reazione, Terza Posizione (Ital. "Neither red front nor reaction, Third Position"). The group logo was a variation of the Wolfsangel symbol, with the central bar substituted by a fist holding a hammer.
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