Definition: The word "Cesare Attolini" is a term that refers to a politician, particularly Giorgio Agostini, who was also a prominent figure in the Italian fascist movement. In the 1920s, Cesare Attolini rose to prominence as an important figure within the Italian Fascist Party. He became a high-ranking member of the National Fascists party and served as its leader during World War II. During his time in power, he played a significant role in Italy's anti-communist policies, including the suppression of communist activity. In 1946, Attolini was elected to the Italian Senate as a member of the Fasci Nazisti (National Fascists) party and became the leader of the party's political organization. However, his government was soon dismantled by the Allied powers during World War II, and he fled Italy to escape the consequences. Attolini went into exile in France, where he founded the Italian Freedom Party and eventually retired from politics, although he continued to be an influential figure within the fascist movement.
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