The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 260
... Italian Socialist Party , published in Milan . On August 4th the Italian Government , with the almost unanimous support of Parliament , declared Italy's position as absolutely neutral . The Italian Socialist Party , then the strongest ...
... Italian Socialist Party , published in Milan . On August 4th the Italian Government , with the almost unanimous support of Parliament , declared Italy's position as absolutely neutral . The Italian Socialist Party , then the strongest ...
Pagina 262
... Italian foreign policy and helped subsequently to bring Italy into the war is naturally a matter of opinion . Professor Borgese , who was foreign editor of the Corriere della Sera at that time and therefore in a position to form an ...
... Italian foreign policy and helped subsequently to bring Italy into the war is naturally a matter of opinion . Professor Borgese , who was foreign editor of the Corriere della Sera at that time and therefore in a position to form an ...
Pagina 264
... Italian republic , and the creation of a National Constituent Assembly as the Italian section of The International Constituent Assembly of the Peoples ' ; that is to say , the equivalent of the Communist Internationale . Having ...
... Italian republic , and the creation of a National Constituent Assembly as the Italian section of The International Constituent Assembly of the Peoples ' ; that is to say , the equivalent of the Communist Internationale . Having ...
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