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... DOWNFALL OF MUSSOLINI CHURCHILL'S COMMENTS Musgouty: ru##ascrét Dicrator or ItaLy To call it Yesignatiom is the wrong term. That man woild fot have resigned from his own free-will. He must have been compelled, and from thi§, it inay be deduced that he ...
... MUSSOLINI SHOT BY IRISH PEERS AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE ON THE LIFE OF Signor Mussolini, the Ttalian Premier. at Rome on Wednesday of last week when he was leaving the Capitol accompanied by a number of doctors, including the celebrated surgeon, Professor ...
... - MUSSOLINI LOSES -~ ABYSSINIA - THE PENALTY OF AGGRANDISEMENT * The Council of Ministers feel it to be their duty te reafirm, in the most explicit manner, that the Italo-Abyssinian problem doss not admit of a compromise.” ‘ Such was the defiant message ...
... BRITISH WORLD POWER SURPRISE TO SIGNOR MUSSOLINI IN TRE ILABOURED AroLOGY, WHICH Mussolini made to his Faseist adhcrents for the disastrous defcats of Italian arms, he admitted the difficulties of the fight ‘“‘not only in the Mediterranean but, above ...
... Mussolini Admits Damage. Success of Fleet Air Arm’s Raid o Taranto. MUSSOLINI, in a speech in Rome on Monday, admitted ti :t three Italian warships were hit in the Fieet Air Arm's attack on Taranto --- one of them being so seriously damaged that its ...
... Further Reverses for Mussolini Three Italian Cruisers and Destroyetp Sunk Naval and Air Action in the Mediterranean Three LAST week-end brought heartening news of crippling blows against the Italian end of the Axis. In the greatest sea ' battle of the ...
... SCOTTISH PROTESTANT LEAGUER (OBAN BRANCEH) SPECIAL TOPICAL LECTURE “ MUSSOLINI: THE MAD DOG OF EUROPE®' Lecturer—Alexander Ratcliffe ™~ T Free Church Mission Hall, Oban on MONDAY, 11th NOVEMBER, 1935 at 745 pm. Actual Photographs on the Sereen. 1998 ...
... attributed this feeling as one of the reasons for Mussolini’s personal enmity to Britain. At the time of the Abyssinian war the policy of sanctions followed by the League of Nations wounded Mussolini’s pride, and made him “cut a bad figure”’ before the ...
... received in Britain with satisfaction, that:the Italians were held on the Albanian frontier was received with admiration, that Mussolini's army had been forced to retreat in disorderly fashion was received with cheering astonishment. The set-back is more than ...
... Inordinate Ambition The career of Mussolini is another historical instance of ‘‘the vaulting ambition that o'er léaps iteelf-—'* selle,,”” which was in Shakespeare’s time the Norman ‘English for “‘saddle.’”’). Mussolini's origin was humble, his education ...
... ns Immediately after the signing of the sgreement an exchange of telegrams took place between Mr Chamberlain and Signor Mussolini, In the course of his mesage the Prime Minister said : —** | hope that this agreement when it comes into full operation, ...
... opponents. The present situation of Italy has deteriorated, the Mussolini boastfulness has been checked, the value of the alliance of Italy to Hitler is as naught. The defeat of Mussolini and his Fascists is, in British opinion, well merited. He and his ...