The Rome-Berlin Axis

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By Elizabeth Wiskemann

Oxford University Press, 1949, 376 pp

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Miss Wiskemann, already noted for her objective studies in contemporary diplomatic history, tells the story of the relationship between Hitler and Mussolini. She has made good use of a mass of documentary and personal material, some of it unpublished, to show the progressive degradation and enslavement of Fascist Italy by her Axis partner.

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