For 10 points, name this Adriatic port, now the Croatian port of Rijeka, where a proto-fascist state was established by the poet Gabriele d'Annunzio.
The Japanese writer Harukichi Shimoi was dubbed the "samurai" of this city. Antonio Grossich took power in this city shortly after a five-day period of fighting known as "Bloody Christmas." Michele Maylender founded this city's Autonomist Association, which was originally intended to protect its status as a corpus separatum. This city was the seat of a government whose constitution, co- written by Alceste de Ambaris, organized the state around ten "corporations" and ended with a section including the claim "music is the herald of the soul's awakening" - that government here was backed by elite storm troopers called (*) Arditi who fought in World War I. Riccardo Zanella was the first elected president of the "Free State" established in this port after the Treaty of Rapallo ended its Italian Regency of Carnaro. For 10 points, name this Adriatic port, now the Croatian port of Rijeka, where a proto-fascist state was established by the poet Gabriele d'Annunzio.
The Japanese writer Harukichi Shimoi was dubbed the "samurai" of this city.
Fiume [accept Rijeka or Reka before "Rijeka"] 