<strong>Benito Mussolini: This Was the Life of Il Duce</strong>

"_Mussolini’s propaganda was full of references to Latin and ancient Roman imagery. In 1936, after the end of the Italo-Ethiopian colonial war, the Duce boastfully announced from the balcony of Palazzo Venezia “the reappearance of the empire on the fatal hills of Rome.” A racial legislation carefully regulated the interactions between Italians and Ethiopians._"

Ronchini, Maria-Anita. "Benito Mussolini: This Was the Life of Il Duce" TheCollector.com, thecollector.com/benito-mussol (accessed May 24, 2024).

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Now do the British royals and their colonial empire which parts of that empire are still held today.

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I would appreciate to read your ideas. Would you be able to provide an article that you have written on the matter?

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