“Quoted in "Badoglio"‎ - Page 148 - by Silvio Bertoldi - 1967”

— Pietro Badoglio

C'è un veleno che corrode le dittature: l'incenso. La rovina delle dittature sono i ras osannanti.

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C'è un veleno che corrode le dittature: l'incenso. La rovina delle dittature sono i ras osannanti.

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Italian general during both World Wars and a Prime Minister… 1871–1956

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