Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Controversies over Italian Fascism’s political placement
I agree totally with what is written above: this is a typical case of . I would like to add that together with this article, two more articles have been created at the same time, all rotating around the sentence "century of the left": one about  Jane Soames, the translator of the ''Doctrine of Fascism'', and Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/Translation of “The Political and Social Doctrine of Fascism”|another one (whose submission has been declined) about the translation of “The Political and Social Doctrine of Fascism”. I would like also to point out that the “The Political and Social Doctrine of Fascism”, which is cited here, is actually a book published for the first time in Italy one year ''after'' Soames`s translation (in 1935), and it bears the same words ("secolo della destra", ""century of the right")  as the part of Gentile`s and Mussolini`s article appeared on Treccani Encyclopedia and translated by Soames. Moreover, all the translations of the “The Political and Social Doctrine of Fascism” later than 1935 which I could find (in English, French and German) have also the expression "century of the right". So, the idea that Mussolini had told Soames to replace ( NOT translate, since the translation is unique) "destra" ("right") with "left" is senseless, and goes against 80 years of historiography of Fascism: no Italian secondary source (De Felice, Gentile, etc.) never pointed out this alleged change of course of Mussolini which - if true - would have been of enormous importance. About the different interpretations of Fascism as ideology, they find already their place in the Fascism article
— User:Alessandro57, 07:12, 24 May 2014 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:POVFORK (Wikipedia:Content forking)