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Two timely books — by Paul Corner and John Foot — argue convincingly that the nation exonerated itself over crimes carried out under the Duce
Some Italians take a lenient view of the Mussolini era, but the real fascists are revealing themselves elsewhere
A lucid account of Il Duce’s warmaking, of pointless conflict that did Italy nothing but harm
Antonio Tajani had told Italian radio the dictator did some ‘positive things’
The former chief rabbi of Rome who pursued the cause of reconciliation between Catholics and Jews
Times may be tough but this is not the 1930s. Modern Europe is a richer, less traumatised continent
A damning documentary on Catholic cover-ups, Judd Apatow’s latest comedy and Keanu Reeves’ star-studded study of digital film
Italy under Mussolini is revealed through the accounts of ordinary people
Italian output is more than 22 per cent below 2008 peak
Sir Fred Goodwin has joined one of the most select groups in Britain
Assassinations are rare occasions when the fate of nations can seem to hang on a sandwich or briefcase
Eni chief thrives on crisis management
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