“Only the Duce must give them orders, have you forgotten that? You have forgotten finally too much. How disgusting.”

— Alessandro Pavolini

To General Diamanti. Quoted in "Mussolini: The Last 600 Days of Il Duce - by Ray Moseley - Page 246 - 2004.

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Italian politician and writer 1903–1945

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