SIGNOR MUSSOLINI
NEW FIGHTS WANTED STRENGTH OF FASCISM LONDON, Oct. 25 Sfgnor Mussolini, speaking at Milan, iays the Times correspondent in that city, declared that the Italian people would have an army tjiat would bo invincible everywhere and against everybody. He had prophesied in 1922, he said, that Fascism would # persist for 60 years. He was now convinced that it would continue for a century. Europe within 10 years would be either Fascist or Fascistised. New York could be overcome only by tho doctrine and practice of Rome. S gno:r Mussolini said be did not want tranquillity, he add«d, but new fights. Ho promised to grant an amnesty to all expelled political enemies. "They had been deluded and can do no harm," he said.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21329, 2 November 1932, Page 12
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