Yup and a member of the Anti-Socialist Union with loads of other British government and aristocratic bigwigs. To whom Churchill gave a 25th anniversary speech praising Mussolini and calling him "the Roman genius and the greatest lawgiver among living men".
We look on Mussolini today as an oaf and a clown, but in his day he was regarded as a genius. That was a real shock for me when I started investigating the history of fascism. People really believed in that shit.
him being an mp wasn't related, he was an intelligence officer, specifically the highest rung on the ladder in rome
Yup and a member of the Anti-Socialist Union with loads of other British government and aristocratic bigwigs. To whom Churchill gave a 25th anniversary speech praising Mussolini and calling him "the Roman genius and the greatest lawgiver among living men".
We look on Mussolini today as an oaf and a clown, but in his day he was regarded as a genius. That was a real shock for me when I started investigating the history of fascism. People really believed in that shit.
Half of America thinks Trump is a genius.
and sadly did not end up in the same position
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