Mussolini, Benito (1883–1945)

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137-144	January 1945 Article How Mussolini fell By Frederick C. Painton SEE ALSO: Mussolini, Benito; Removal from office, 1943 PDF IMAGES
165-173	July 1942 Article Between Hitler and Mussolini: Four talks with the Duce By Ernst Rüdiger, Fürst von Starhemberg SEE ALSO: Austria; Mussolini, Benito; Starhemberg, Ernst Rüdiger, Fürst von; Fascism; Interviews; Meetings with Benito Mussolini, 1934-1936; 1914-1945; 1918-1938; Political and social views PDF IMAGES
296-308	February 1936 Article Mussolini By John Gunther SEE ALSO: Mussolini, Benito; Career as dictator; Dictators; 1922-1945; Psychology PDF IMAGES
748-759	November 1930 Article Benito Mussolini: A portrait By Gamaliel Bradford SEE ALSO: Mussolini, Benito; Biography; Dictators; Fascism; 1914-1945 PDF IMAGES
34-44	June 1929 Article Mussolini: Emperor of the Latins? By Hiram Motherwell SEE ALSO: Mussolini, Benito; Career in Italian politics; Fascism; Victor Emmanuel III, King of Italy; 1922-1945; Relationship with Benito Mussolini; Relationship with Victor Emmanuel III PDF IMAGES
201-207	July 1928 Article Mussolini and the Vatican: Is peace at hand between church and state in Italy? By Hiram Motherwell SEE ALSO: Mussolini, Benito; Catholic Church; Church and state; Victor Emmanuel II, King of Italy; 1849-1870; 1870-1915; 1914-1945; Policies toward the Catholic Church; Popes; Temporal power; Vatican City PDF IMAGES
206-214	January 1924 Article Mussolini—one year after By T.R. (Thomas Russell) Ybarra SEE ALSO: Mussolini, Benito; Career in Italian politics; Fascism; 1914-1945; Public opinion PDF IMAGES

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September 2002

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September 11, 2003	Silvio Berlusconi, the prime minister of Italy, claimed that Benito Mussolini's dictatorship was "much more benign" than Saddam Hussein's. "Mussolini did not murder anyone," he said. "Mussolini sent people on holiday to confine them."	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: Times of London
October 2, 2001	Prime Minister Berlusconi of Italy defended his remarks that Western civilization is superior to Islam and that it “is bound to occidentalize and conquer new people.” He said that criticism of his views was “artificial” and “based on nothing.” Benito Mussolini was enjoying a renaissance in Italy; portraits of Il Duce were showing up on wine bottles in Rome, as were pictures of Hitler.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge

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