Word: fascism
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Dates: during 1923-1923
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That Premier Mussolini contemplated ending the dictatorship and risking his power upon the decision of the electorate, is meaningless. Fascism as a political theory is not really popular in Italy, but the Fascisti with Mussolini at their head are at the zenith of their popularity. The difference is that their means of acquiring power have not been condoned by a large number of Italians; but that the results obtained by them, from almost" every point of view, have been deserving of unstinted praise from the nation. By virtually discarding the outward accoutrements of his dictatorial power, Mussolini can disarm...
...Chamber of Deputies last week was enacted a most curious scene. Fascismo, notoriously anti-Bolshevik, voiced favorable comment on the Soviet Government. Bolshevism, rigidly opposed to Fascism, eulogized the Mussolini regime...
...Signor Bombacci, Communist Deputy, generally acrimonious in condemning Fascism, was flattering almost to the point of obsequiousness: "Italy's wonderful revolution and Russia's wonderful revolution can best be crowned by an alliance between the two peoples...
...seriously about the proclamation of an unknown and unheard of prince. Yet, the Royalist element has been considerably strengthened of late years and if the partisans of the Bourbon, Orléans and Bonaparte causes were to unite (which seems impossible), a situation might arise under the guise of Fascism that would be a distinct political menace to the Republic. On the face of it, it looks more like a practical joke than anything else...
...promotions of a political and economic entente between the two Fascisti States. Both Italy and Spain are Mediterranean Powers, both have trade interests in South America, and both, by Fascist coups, have succeeded in reestablishing the authority of the Crown. The Entente, it was considered, will be to make Fascism a greater force in international politics and to bring both Powers into the Tangiers disputef with a common agreement...