Gli anni feroci (Italian Edition)

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He was then forced to find a job to sustain himself he was a tailor and was again deeply involved in the leadership of the French section.

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In the meantime, the differences between the NOI and the Ligue had again shown themselves, and in a very sharp form. Giotopoulos was asked to follow the debate within the Italian section.

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The response of the NOI was not long in coming. The resolution went so far as to accuse Tresso of playing into the hands of the Bordigists by hampering the political struggle against them. That is why the NOI had resolved to expel him, and why it asked the International Secretariat to do the same:. I have not received any documents about the expulsion of Blasco and the others.

On what grounds was this done? From your letter one can draw the conclusion that a break is unavoidable and that the only question is what form it should take. I am astonished in the utmost. I have not heard of any differences in principle. If that is so, we must make serious concessions to the NOI, that is, allow it not to join the League but to carry on its work completely independently. These mistakes must be corrected, rather than being deepened and being carried to the point of a split. But the resolution adopted on this question by the Executive Commission of the Ligue Communiste was not at all conciliatory to the NOI.

As for the charges of pro-Bordigism which the NOI had levelled against Tresso, they were thoroughly false and groundless. On the contrary, on that occasion Leonetti himself had voted for the election of Tresso to the International Secretariat. As for the political differences within the Italian section, the Executive Commission declared itself unable to make a judgement on them due to its lack of information, and proposed to open a discussion in which everybody could freely state his or her own standpoint.

A similar proposal had been previously raised by the International Secretariat. The plenum also observed that it was precisely the lack of contact with the Ligue and the hostile attitude of the Italian leaders to the Ligue that had favoured the stagnation of the NOI and the development of an internal crisis which had led to the expulsions of Tresso and Di Bartolomeo. It seems, however, that this invitation was not followed up. In any case, beginning with the first half of , a rapprochement between Tresso and the NOI majority took place. The initiative for summoning a conference of the left Socialist groupings came from these organisations.

Ackernecht Eugen Bauer , Naville and Tresso, who had handed in his resignation from this body only a few days before. The 14 participant organisations were squarely divided over the issue of the new International. The Resolution on the Necessity and Principles of a New International [75] , drafted by Trotsky and signed by the ILO and three other organisations after some amendments, was the only tangible result of the conference. The orientation for a new International had been ratified just one week before by the ILO Plenum of 19—21 August But this historical turn was met by some opposition within the various national sections of the ILO.

A similar opposition also emerged in the NOI, and irreparably divided its majority. The history of this group shows that, despite their political knowledge, they are a centre of infection. But they can do considerable harm to our growth. Should we therefore lose a section? Anyway, it is nothing but a fiction. And as far as the ILO is concerned, we must precisely stop relying on fictions.

Today I must make honourable amends to him, on this question as well as on many others. By mid-September Bavassano was expelled from the Ligue, together with five other members. On 11 October Bavassano confirmed his serious differences to the International Secretariat. Within the Italian section, Ravazzoli also had many doubts about the correctness of the turn to the Fourth International — and these doubts were soon to lead him to break with Trotskyism.

It was exactly at this time that Leonetti wrote a letter to Trotsky pointing out the need for joint work with Tresso: And the ICL was soon to be faced with the need to make a new tactical turn. In fact, as the period of left Socialist splits from the Second International had ended, the crisis of the Social Democracy expressed itself in the emergence of remarkable leftist currents within the Social Democratic parties. These currents undoubtedly represented an important, albeit merely potential, field of activity for the sections of the ICL.

Moreover, demonstrations of monarchist and Fascist forces took place in the first weeks of in Paris. It was under this pressure that the two big reformist parties started negotiations with the aim of building a united front on 11 June. This process of radicalisation of the French Social Democracy was a powerful pole of attraction for advanced workers. For its part, the Ligue Communiste, despite its theoretical and programmatic strength, was extremely weak in numbers and had few roots in the working class.

Entry into the SFIO, as proposed by Trotsky, would have enabled the members of the Ligue to intersect and make contact with those Social Democratic workers who were moving to the left, and to win them over to Bolshevik-Leninist policies. It was necessary to act quickly in order not to miss valuable political opportunities.

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He then assigned to Molinier the task of getting the new entrist tactic rapidly adopted by the French section. But the discussion within the Ligue showed that there was strong opposition to entrism: The atmosphere within the Ligue became increasingly tense. The Central Committee of the Ligue had split into two. When a split was imminent, the question was discussed by the International Secretariat which met in the middle of August But Naville rejected such a proposal, and unequivocally stated his desire to split. Whilst Trotsky continued to ask for a swift entry into the SFIO, his French followers were paralysed by the factional fight over entrism.

The majority of the conference voted for entry into the SFIO. Again the Naville-Tresso group repudiated this with a press release. Then the American Trotskyist leader James Patrick Cannon was entrusted with the task of investigating the possibility of a reconciliation. Cannon met the GCI representatives twice, and on 31 October made a report to the International Secretariat on the outcome of these meetings. While accepting, in perspective even if not immediately, the possibility of a reunification with the GBL, for the moment the GCI intended to maintain its own independence.

The process of the reorganisation of the NOI, which had started in the last months of , proceeded very slowly and amid huge difficulties.

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As was pointed out, after the break by Bavassano and Recchia, even Ravazzoli had opposed the turn to the Fourth International. In the first months of the rapprochement of Tresso and Leonetti was consolidated by the common struggle they conducted against Ravazzoli. It was a printed paper, quite different from the modest duplicated bulletin of the NOI. Trotsky warmly welcomed this new step [94] , which was to be short-lived. It was founded by seven people, and some time later it claimed a membership of a dozen members, with a few sympathising contacts in Paris, Lyons and Marseilles.

The group published two issues of a journal — La Nostra Parola , from which it derived its name — in August and December Thus, by the spring of , all the Italian Trotskyists, with the exception of Leonetti, found themselves divided into two groups within the PSI. He subsequently published a lengthy report concerning the discussion in the February issue of La Lutte de Classes.

For a long time, however, the two Italian Trotskyist organisations could not reach an overall political agreement which would have enabled them to unite their forces and make their entrist activity more effective. Both Tresso and Di Bartolomeo had been elected as delegates to the congress. But his motion got only his own vote. Di Bartolomeo criticised the exclusion of small factions from the pact for unity of action. He too declared himself in favour of the Fourth International, and moved a motion which got only his own vote.

At this meeting of the PSI General Council, the political clash between the Trotskyists and the PSI leadership was so deep and harsh that the latter went as far as taking into consideration the possibility of expelling the two groups — a possibility which did not materialise. It was during that year that he increasingly devoted himself to studying several issues in Marxist theory, including the national question.

This was rightly thought to be an important area for political discussion. Shortly after drafting this article its author took part in a big public meeting held in Paris on 3 April at which Tresso was also present. The two Trotskyist groups eventually merged in the spring of On the morrow of that congress Trotsky called upon the French GBL to make a new turn, that is, to quit the SFIO and to resume independent work for the building of a new party and the Fourth International.

This involved a split down the middle of the French GBL. Fifteen members of the GBL, including eight leading members, belonging to the Molinier faction were expelled. However, we cannot accept a gangster in the Fourth only because he has got money. The Molinier issue is independent from the question of La Commune. To readmit Molinier would amount to giving him a bigger field of activity — and this would be a mistake. After the electoral victory of the French Popular Front in May and the ensuing wave of working class strikes and factory occupations in June, Molinier suggested revising the traditional Marxist position on the trade union question, and proposed the formation of revolutionary factory committees as opposed to the unions.

Coupled with this important difference there was a re-emergence of the old accusation that Molinier had used his financial means to help impose his views on the organisation. Three months later the Molinierite PCI was formally rebuilt, thus ushering in a major new split in French Trotskyism which lasted until Looking for a genuinely Marxist position, he had actually established contact with the Bordigists, who later defended him. Beiso was eventually brought to court on 9 June , and sentenced to five years forced labour. By the summer of the PSI leadership then explicitly threatened to oust them from the party ranks.

Tresso and Di Bartolomeo attended several meetings organised by the Maximalist leaders, and Consani hoped to win their groups to the Maximalist PSI by November in order to fight more effectively against the Simoncini-led majority. At a meeting of the Maximalists held in November Pistone stated unequivocally that the Gruppo La Nostra Parola was not ready to join. The discussions between the Italian Trotskyists and the Consani tendency, which was growing stronger inside the Maximalist party, continued on a regular weekly basis from July on, that is, a few months after the unification of the two Trotskyist groups.

The latter also had relations with Bavassano and Boero, who had broken with the Union Communiste. In the end even Boero entered that party in June By that time, the Italian Bolshevik-Leninist organisation had been greatly weakened because most of its members had left for Spain both before and after the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War. Tresso did not go to Spain, even though his name was suggested at a meeting of the International Secretariat held on 5 January , when the need to send a delegate to Spain arose.

As a matter of fact, Tresso did not reply to this proposal, and in the end the Secretariat opted to send Erwin Wolf to Spain, who was later murdered by the Stalinists in Barcelona. They returned to France in November , and eventually joined the Union Communiste.

With their greatly reduced numbers and under threat of expulsion from the PSI, the BLI ceased most of their oppositional activities within that party towards the end of the summer of The final break eventually occurred at the beginning of A short press release was published under that signature in an issue of the POI journal in May to expose a dubious manoeuvre by the Maximalist leader and OVRA agent Consani, whom the Italian Trotskyists accused of being in the service of the Stalinists.

Those who have not been imprisoned are reported by the Stalinist press to the Fascist OVRA, with their names and the venues of their meetings Tresso stressed that in the first 16 years of Fascist rule:. Under Fascism there were Jewish professors All of them swore allegiance to the regime Federico Camme — a Jew — laid the legal foundations for the reconciliation with the Vatican. All this filled the bourgeois Jews of the whole world with joy, and they all gave Italian Fascism their praises — and their money.

In such a perspective, the Jews were:. Fascism is therefore compelled to break this force which, in the case of war, might cause it incalculable harm. From this angle, the struggle against the Jews is nothing but a continuation of the struggle that Fascism wages against the Italian revolutionary workers. It is a way to defend When the above-quoted articles were published, the Italian Bolshevik-Leninist organisation had virtually disappeared from the political scene, and Tresso was deeply involved in the internal discussions of the POI.

Tresso had intervened on the question of the French strike wave, which had become increasingly radical from December to March His view was that only a new, nationwide working class offensive could preserve the gains of June Amongst the two dozen delegates who attended it was Tresso, who officially represented a virtually non-existent Italian section. He intervened several times in the discussion. Equally important to Tresso was the struggle to drive the bureaucracy out of the soviets in the USSR.

After the split, the POI majority, including Tresso, kept the party going. But Naville finally broke with the Fourth International shortly afterwards. Officially expelled from the Fourth International as decreed by the IEC ultimatum of 3 June , he apparently chose to stay aloof for some time. It seems that Tresso did not join either of these two groups. By that time, German troops had entered Paris on 14 June It was then that Tresso wrote a diary from 16 to 21 June, in which one can read the following meaningful sentences:.

Human bestiality, cowardice, meanness and stinginess are really unbounded. In these days, I am nauseated by them. And it will soon be even worse. But precisely for that reason we must not give up but rise and face up. If I could, I would turn myself into a Jew; and in front of the ravenous herd of hounds and whores who are preparing to lynch the sons of Isaac and Jacob, I would be proud to shout: What filth, what scum!

But the people of France will sweep away all this garbage, if necessary with fire and sword. Seidenfeld soon decided to interrupt her move to Southern France and returned to Paris. Debora Seidenfeld only joined Tresso some months later, [] that is, towards the end of This was a body originating from the US Emergency Rescue Committee which had been founded in August to save those European intellectuals who were being threatened by Fascist or Bonapartist regimes.

Rigaudias, who eventually left Marseilles for Cuba in January , relates: I tried in vain to convince Blasco to do the same. He was 48 and was not willing to move to the United States and learn another language; he thought he was relatively safe in the Southern zone. Two months later this leading body was hit by the first large-scale wave of repression which affected the French section of the Fourth International during the war — a blow which deprived it of a number of leading cadres and rank-and-file members.

This was the outcome of a police investigation which lasted for quite some time, and which was carried on not only in Marseilles but also in Lyons, Toulouse, Grenoble and Clermont-Ferrand. But the true cause of the arrest of these Trotskyists, who had been shadowed by police agents, still remains uncertain.

A third version is based on the fact that Michel Kokoczynski, a Trotskyist militant in Marseilles who cooperated with the CAS from September to January , may have been an agent provocateur.

Be that as it may, several CFdQI members were arrested on 2 June in Marseilles by a special police unit under the command of commissioner Pierre Sirinelli, which had come from Vichy expressly for that purpose. Tresso was tortured during police interrogations. He was even beaten with iron bars in front of his companion. But he did not squeal. After a detention of some four months, the Trotskyist detainees were brought to trial on 30 September before a special Military Court of the Fifteenth Military Division in Marseilles. Tresso and Reboul, who had Gaston Monnerville as their defence lawyer, were condemned to a 10 year term of forced labour.

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Marguerite Usclat was sentenced to five years imprisonment, whereas Debora Seidenfeld was acquitted because no evidence was found of her activity as a Trotskyist militant. The articles named those sentenced. Life in the prison was not as hard as in the Fort Saint-Nicholas, and they succeeded in being assigned the same cell where they created a small library and devoted themselves to studying though political books were not allowed , reading novels and playing chess.

It was a complete success for their discipline. Ma Ishwari ebbe una relazione con Pagan e, nel , nacque una bambina, di nome Lakshmana. Nel gioco vestiamo i panni di Ajay Ghale, giovane ragazzo tornato nel Kyrat per esaudire l'ultimo desiderio della madre Ishwari Ghale, ossia spargere le sue ceneri a Lakshmana. Al suo arrivo, Ajay si trova ben presto immischiato nella sanguinosa guerra civile tra i ribelli del Sentiero d'Oro e i soldati di Pagan Min, dispotico e autoproclamato re del Kyrat.

Nel corso della storia si possono fare differenti scelte che avranno ritorsioni nel futuro. Con l'andare avanti delle missioni, si assiste all'avanzata del Sentiero d'Oro fino ad arrivare all'incontro finale con Pagan Min, dove si riesce a capire tutta la trama e i rapporti che legano Ajay e Pagan sin dall'inizio della storia. Alla fine del gioco il controllo del Kyrat passa al Sentiero d'Oro, che viene guidato da Amita o da Sabal, sempre in base alle scelte prese durante il corso dell'avventura.

Ajay entra nella stanza da pranzo di Pagan Min, che lo invita a consumare un pasto assieme. Dopo aver parlato del passato di Ajay e averlo fatto riflettere su tutto quello che ha fatto, Pagan affida ad Ajay due scelte:. Ajay risparmia Pagan Min e quest'ultimo gli rivela che Lakshmana era la sorellastra di Ajay, figlia di Ishwari e dello stesso Pagan Min. Inoltre, Pagan rivela ad Ajay che Mohan, padre del ragazzo, uccise Lakshmana per gelosia e che fu a sua volta ucciso da Iswhari per vendetta.

Dopo il colloquio, Pagan e Ajay si dirigono in un santuario vicino, dove Ajay lascia l'urna contenente le ceneri della madre. Quando Ajay esce dal santuario trova Pagan Min su un elicottero che lo saluta, affidandogli il Kyrat. Seguendo le decisioni e le missioni di Amita, viene chiesto al giocatore di uccidere Sabal, per timore che possa fomentare una seconda guerra civile. Al giocatore spetta la scelta di obbedirle o di risparmiare Sabal, che comunque esce definitivamente di scena.

Con Amita al comando, tutti i bambini del Kyrat verranno forzatamente arruolati nell'armata del Sentiero d'Oro per combattere l'esercito reale rimanente.

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