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...been married five times, sired four children, kissed the late Jean Harlow on the Capitol steps, and is the only U.S. Senator to shoot an enraged bull walrus at 20 feet. For ten years he has been a labor-baiting, immigrant-hating demagogue, an implacable isolationist with Fascist trimmings and Fascist friends. U.S. Fascist opinion of him (as expressed by Fascist Lawrence Dennis): "No brains." This week Senator Reynolds announced he would not run for re-election next year. No tears fell...
...Allied policy toward Italy must be based upon the fundamental principle that Fascism and all its evil influence and configuration shall be completely destroyed and that the Italian people shall be given every opportunity to re-establish democratic government. All Fascist or pro-Fascist elements shall be removed from the administration and from public institutions and organizations. All political prisoners of the Fascist regime shall be released. Fascist chiefs and Army generals known or suspected to be war criminals shall be arrested and handed over to justice. But so long as active military operations continue in Italy, the time...
...villa at Sorrento, Senator Benedetto Croce, philosopher, literary critic and anti-Fascist intellectual, told U.S. correspondents that Italy's best immediate hope would be the abdication of King Vittorio Emanuele and his son Umberto, followed by a regency under 72-year-old Marshal Pietro Badoglio for Umberto's son, the six-year-old Prince of Naples...
...studied in Europe and the U.S., spoke precise English, edited the rich and influential Tokyo Asahi, wrote pamphlets. Like many another of Japan's soured intellectuals, he applied his knowledge and talents to the advocacy of aggression. In 1936 he formed the Tohokai (Society of the East), a fascist party on a modified European pattern...
...high Government posts (except for a spell as a vice minister); his goal was to rule the Government through his party, through threats, through the clamor of the rabble. Though Cabinets feared and hated him, he never dominated any of them. But as Japan's best-known fascist, he helped to mold the public mind, supplied the Army with totalitarian catchwords, had much to do with plunging Japan into...