Word: fascistes
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...touched upon domestic affairs, admitted that he had instituted the much criticized coal subsidy with reluctance, but defended it as better than the alternative of subjecting England to "a crippling industrial struggle." He replied as follows to those Conservatives who urged that the British Government crush British Communism by Fascist tactics: "I've been told that this country wants a Mussolini. I have great respect for the chief minister of a great country like Italy, but I know the temperament of my own people. The English people will never tolerate a dictator. The English people will never tolerate being...
Last week Fascismo took a new and overwhelming stride towards dominance in Italian affairs. Announcements on three successive days outlined a program of absolutism which the Fascisti have called "the third wave of the Fascist revolution." The announcements were as follows...
...agreement has been made between the Italian Confederation of Industry (representing practically all Italian employes) and the Confederation of Fascist Trade Unions, to the effect that in all employer-employe disputes the two Confederations are to regard each other as having the sole right to represent respectively all Italian employers and all Italian workingmen...
...this agreement the Socialists, who for 30 years have assumed to themselves the right to champion and defend the working class, are ruled out of practically all labor disputes. The Fascists declare that the measure will put an end to the Socialists' attempts to start a Marxian class war, and will bring about the realization of the Fascist ideal of class collaboration...
Three. Several interlocking measures were likewise approved by the Fascist Council of Ministers which are intended to alter the whole political structure of Italy. What is proposed is that the Senate shall be gradually transformed from a body the members of which are appointed by the King, into an elective assembly whose members shall be representatives of various organizations recognized by the Fascist government, chiefly agriculturalists, industrialists and workingmen. At the same time the power of the Senate would be increased, so that it would eventually become the more important of the two houses of Parliament...