Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-14

treatment Of its subject available in
English. The result is o surprisingly
impartial examination Of remarkable
political, economic and SOCIOLOGICAL
phenomenon" Leonard Manyon.
The New Fascist State: A Study of
italy Under Mussolini, by z. w.
Hullinger. 1928. JU35.H87n.
"a good popular exposition, pleasant
~ and popularity written, covering much
Of the ground that Mr. Schneider leaves
out, but necessarily rather superficial
ly." w. Y. Elliott.
Strenuous italy, Solving a Perilous
Problem Sa by H. N. Gay. 1927.
"By its candor, thoughtfulness, and
vigor the book is well calculated to pro-
duce more considerate and sympa-
thetic view Of Ttaly's problems"
Fascism, by Giuseppe Prezzolini. 1927.
JU35. P92.E.
IAN Interpretation of Fascism as ra-
ttonal, as impartial and as credible as
could be desired"
Italy's International Economic Position,
by 9. Z. Mcclure. 1926. HC35.N117.
Mr: Mcclure adopts what might be
termed an attitude Of benevolent neu-
trality toward FaScism and proceeds to
examine the economic aspects of the
present situation by showing their roots
In the past, as nearly as possible with
out taking into account political fac
tors" w. Y. Elliott.
Italy and FaSciSmo, by Luigi Sturzo.
1925, JU35 .St97.E.
1.-THE criticism Of Fascismo and Mus
solini Is the more effective inasmuch as
the tone OF the book Is cool, magnani-
nous, philosophic."
The Fascist Dictatorship in italy, by
Gastano Salvemini. v. /. 1927.
'Salvemini's indictment of Fascist
rule Is not based on prejudice or paci-
f1sm. He has the integrity Of the born
historian. 80 FaScism has worked
irreparable wrong In order to accom-
plish q very little good, is the authors
belief"
Pope or Mussolini, by John Hearley.
1929; DG35 HISS.
"Mr. Hearley, whose experience as an
attache Of the embassy In Rome and
later as correspondent has supplied
him with the material for his book,
discusses the question of the Vatican
VS.. Fascism as arbiter of Italy's destiny,
finding in neither the happy solution
OF the problem"
Bolshevisn, Fascism and Democracy, by
Francesca Nitti. 1927. JU30. N638.E.
"Signor Nitti, prime minister of italy
before the MuSSolini regime, analyses
Bolshevism and Fascisln and shows how
both are antagonistic to democracy and
q negation Of freedom"
Italy Under MuSsolini, by william Bo-
itho. 1926. JU35 .B63.
"Mr. Bolitho is extremely hostile to
the Fascist idea, but he Is always tenn
perate in his statements and he pre-
| sentS an impressive array Of facts to
justify his conclusions"
Italy, the Central Problem Of the Med
iterranean, by Count Antonio Clip
pico. 1926. JU35.C497.
These SIX lectures, delivered
before the WilliamStown Institute of Pol
itics, are q reasoned exposition Of the
serious problems which form part of
the daily economic and civil life Of the
Italian Senator's home country"
II Duce.
MY Autobiography, by Benito Musso-
lini. 1928. E.Ms78.
"This autobiography is the most per-
| feet piece of self-revelation have ever
seen. Like him or not, agree with him
the patriot. the leader" e. M. StireS.
MuSsolini as Revealed In His Political
Speeches November, 19l4-AuguSt,
1929, ed. by Barone Bernardo
Quaranta di San Severino. 1928.
JU35.Ad978.E.
Mussolini, the Man Of Destiny, by v.
e. de Fiori. 1928. E.M978f.E.
1.-THE whole book radiateS the atmoS-
phere Of hero worship. Still, 1t gives a
readable account of Mussolini's early ac-
tivitieS as Socialist and journalist, and
his change of attitude toward the So
cialiSt party during the war;
The Life Of Benito MuSsolini, by M. G..
Sarfatti 1925. EM978s.E.
s"The book has the value of showing
US this remarkable person as he likes
to have himself known" E. j. Young.
Benito MuSSolini-the Man, by Jeanne
Bordeaux 1927. EM97Sb.
IAN admiring biography of Mnssolini
| which details the outward events of his
career and sums up the authors i'm
presSions Of the character of the man,
but which, nevertheless, contains no
adequate account Of Fascism"
Bismarck and MuSsolini, by c. H. Sher-
rill. 1881. E.B54sh.
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