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...Salvemini, a former professor of History at the University of Florence, left Italy in 1929 after opposing Mussolini from the start. Since 1933 he has held a post here, created from a fund left in honor of the noted Italian poet and liberal Lauro de Bosis...
...Salvemini's words: "L'Uomo Qualunque is against everything and everybody." By endlessly pointing out every mistake made by the parties of the left, and, at the same time, sheltering fascist officials who are threatened with dismissal, such a magazine is both an instigator of unrest and a result...
...think that such extensive movements as Fascism and Nazism have been killed in a moment--like that?" queried Salvemini snapping his fingers. To say that all Italians or Germans are Fascists or Nazis is Idiotic, but there are still a great many Nazis and Fascists left who would like to get back into control. Also, there are many Italians who, without being Fascists, think of the Mussolini era as "the good old days...
Crane Brinton '19, professor of History, and Edmund Stevens, foreign correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor, collaborated with Salvemini in a forum held Tuesday evening in Emerson D aimed at clarifying the position of Italy and her colonies...
Sifting the evidence in favor of the immediate settlement of the Italian problem, Salvemini pointed out that "the harvest this fall has been the worst in 40 years." "Unemployment is widespread, too," he continued, "and the reviving of industry must be accomplished soon." If the general situation in Italy is not corrected, he argued, then "we can expect trouble from Italy in the future...