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L'Ordine Nuovo

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Chronology

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  1. Polo del Novecento: Battista Santhià authority record Polo del '900.
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Why this organization matters

Founded in 1919 by Gramsci, Togliatti, Tasca, and Terracini. It connected socialist education, factory councils, and political organization.

Verification boundary

This record represents documented organization, unit, affiliation, or employment context. It does not by itself establish ideological adoption, control, or influence.

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Type: Political journal and organizing center

Turin weekly founded in 1919, redirected toward factory councils in June 1919, converted into a communist daily in January 1921, and continued in later phases. Editorial, financial, administrative, and political roles must be dated separately.

Geography

Turin, Italy, from 1919; later publication phases involve Milan and Rome. Exact offices remain unresolved.

Modeling rule

Record dated membership, office, participation, affiliation, disagreement, and institutional action separately. Shared membership is important evidence but is not proof of agreement, coordination, or influence.

Research memo: Research Memo: Gramsci's Pre-Prison Network

Radical America census role

Gramsci's newspaper, cited in Radical America as a historical example of worker participation and in later factory-council analysis.

Boundary

Publication, group authorship, and organization-wide doctrine remain separate relations.

Research Memo: Radical America Gramsci Reception Census

Evidence basis

Research Memo: Gramsci Before Prison

Sources