ITALIAN POLICY.
DICTATORSHIP REFUSED. ! &■’ Telegraph— Free* Association—Copyrigiit j Australian autl N.Z. Ca.blo Association. ROM L November 28. | Signor Mussolini, the Premier. In j addressing the Senate, said he would l continue an energetic policy of pacifica- | tion. Ho had been offered a dictatorj ship, which he had refused. All personal freedom would he respected, but forty scoundrels would not. be allowed to rule the happiness of forty million citizens. He would retain the Foreign ; Affairs portfolio. The foreign policy j would not be* adventurous, but it would ! not be one ot sacrifice. He had made i the Allies understand that Italy, j though pacific, abounded with energy | and would not forego results which j might lx? obtained by the strength of ■ her arms. ! The Senate unanimously passed a vote of confidence in Signor Mussolini.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16902, 29 November 1922, Page 5
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