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Capsule Review October 1, 1993

Vita Di Arnaldo

by Benito Mussolini
Reviewed by William L. Langer

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Vita Di Arnaldo

By Benito Mussolini

Popolo d'Italia, 1932

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The Italian dictator has written a life of his younger brother, former editor of the Popolo d'Italia. It contains many interesting reminiscences of the earlier years of the Fascist régime.

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