From my understanding, the Russian Soviet, the Hungarian Soviet and the Irish Free Republic also recognized Fiume

Evola’s intellectual autobiography, The Path of Cinnabar, provides insights into his foray into the art world in the chapter “Abstract Art and Dadaism.” He was attracted to Dada for its radicalism, since it “stood for an outlook on life which expressed a tendency towards total liberation, conjoined with the upsetting of all logic, ethic and aesthetic categories, in the most paradoxical and baffling ways”. He quotes Tzara: “What is divine within us, is the awakening of an anti-human action” and cites a Dadaist philosophy with a premise in keeping with Evola’s thoughts on the Kali Yuga: "Let each person shout: there is a vast, destructive, negative task to fulfil. To swipe away, and blot out.In a world left in the hands of bandits who are ripping apart and destroying all centuries, an individual’s purity is affirmed by a condition of folly, of aggressive and utter folly. "

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cwMwDcuwr4

The new and improved reading/discussion of the Constitution of Fiume by Gabriele D'Annunzio and Alceste de Ambris featuring Gio and Alcaz of Nova Fiume will premier tomorrow night at 7 pm EST. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cwMwDcuwr4

“Goodbye Marinetti

Come back and talk when you want to.”

“PRESENTE!” and after that shout, he

added sadly

“I followed vain emptiness in many ways […]

Both of us blind, me to the inner things

you to the things of today."
- Canto LXXII

You (Torquato Dazzi) making a pair with Marinetti

"You wanting the past too much, he the future

Too much eagerness shoots past the mark

He wanted to clear away too much

and now we see more destruction than he wanted"
- Canto LXXII
Ezra Pound

(Both of these were written in 1944 shortly after Marinetti's death)
Painting is "Ezra Pound" By Wyndham Lewis

1919 Character sketch from a meeting of the original "Fasci Italiani di combattimento"

Cover of a Anti D'annunzio work by F.T Marinetti, which was referenced in the show

https://archive.org/details/gabriele-dannunzio-intime-1903/mode/2up
Here's a full copy of it if you can read Italian

"He was perhaps the only tolerable propaganda poet of all time: he meant it, and the energy he put into it was, as is frequently said, demonic."
- Martin Seymour-Smith (On Vladimir Mayakovsky)

A arditi dagger gifted to Gabriele D'annunzio