The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 60
... Mussolini himself . The text , of which I possess a photograph , is in his own unmistakable handwriting . There is only a slight discrepancy , due to a sub - editor's revision , between what was actually published and what Mussolini had ...
... Mussolini himself . The text , of which I possess a photograph , is in his own unmistakable handwriting . There is only a slight discrepancy , due to a sub - editor's revision , between what was actually published and what Mussolini had ...
Pagina 62
... Mussolini . Dumini showed me a letter from a Genoese Socialist to Signor Matteotti and the latter's passport which had been removed from the corpse , saying that on the following day he would send them to Mussolini . Fasciolo told ...
... Mussolini . Dumini showed me a letter from a Genoese Socialist to Signor Matteotti and the latter's passport which had been removed from the corpse , saying that on the following day he would send them to Mussolini . Fasciolo told ...
Pagina 261
... Mussolini of the project . Mussolini immediately decided to go to Bologna and offer his services to Naldi . He laid down his conditions clearly , declaring himself ready to change sides and ... Mussolini 1943 261 MUSSOLINI AND BOLSHEVISM.
... Mussolini of the project . Mussolini immediately decided to go to Bologna and offer his services to Naldi . He laid down his conditions clearly , declaring himself ready to change sides and ... Mussolini 1943 261 MUSSOLINI AND BOLSHEVISM.
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