The seller calls it 'bellissimo'. 'Me ne frego' was the title of one of the most famous songs of the Fascist era. Its original version, dating around 1920, hails D'Annunzio and Mussolini as the fathers of the fascist movement, recycling the old war song of the arditi as the third stanza. Me ne frego I don't care. me ne frego I don.. Me ne frego! Mussolini Il Fascismo E La Lingua Italiana! 1080hdStoria del fascismo.Il documentario, realizzato con i materiali dell'Archivio Luce, narra un'a.
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He had "me ne frego" ("I don't care" - the slogan used by Mussolini's troops) tattooed diagonally across the left side of his neck. Iannone was famous in fascist circles as the lead.. It was an expression of courage and bravado, not carelessness: "we might die tomorrow, but me ne frego." After the war, it continued to be used by Mussolini's squadristi (strike busters) and after he came to power it became the motto of the Black Shirts. This song from 1920 may shed some light on the rhetorical gist of the catch phrase: https.
