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This is the only complete official translation we know of on the web, copied directly from an official Fascist government publication of 1935, Fascism Doctrine and Institutions, by Benito Mussolini, Ardita Publishers, Rome, pages 7-42. This translation includes all the footnotes from the original.)
From this place, successively on 2 October 1935 and 9 May 1936, Benito Mussolini, Duce of Fascism, announced the invasion of Ethiopia and hailed a military triumph which, the dictator boasted, had brought empire back to the ‘fatal hills of Rome’.
Mussolini as Revealed in His Political Speeches (November 1914 - August 1923) Benito Mussolini
e's lofty words In the presence of about half a million persons assembled in the largest square at Milan, Benito Mussolini, Founder of the Empire, delivered a speech on Sunday the 1 st n. vember, the XV. Year of the Fascist Era and on the conclusion of the celebrati. ns for the XIV. Year of the Fasci.
All the Romagnese, but above all the people of Predappio and Forli, hold their heads some inches higher for the thought that Benito Mussolini—“ our Benito ”—is one of them.
In 1270 Giovanni Mussolini was the leader of this warlike, aggressive commune. His part- ner in the rule of Bologna in the days of armored knights was Fulcieri Paolucci de Calboli, who belonged to a family from Predappio also, and even to-day that is one of the distinguished families.
This is an authorized translation of an article contributed by the Duce in 1932 to the fourteenth volume of Enciclopedia Italiana. It is the only statement by Mussolini of the philosophic basis of Fascism. When, in the now distant March of 1919, I sum- moned a meeting at Milan through the columns of