Mussolini's Fall Reveals His Victims
An Italian upheaval shifts fortunes as Mussolini's fall reorders wealth and power. The text notes Boris Duke and an American heiress amid a transformed elite, with black market profits enriching a new aristocracy.
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Mussolini
Boris Duke
Bouse
United Seaman's Service
Osiro
Icch
Impressions on Rome After Mussolini’s Fall
Doris Dure portrays postwar Rome as a city of poverty and corruption. The poor crowd back into the capital, while the black market thrives under unemployment. Street vendors and small traders join a new aristocracy of soup and gambling, and workers face hunger alongside rising crime and bottle- store economics.
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Doris Dure
Mussolini
Rome
U Duce
Reaty
Trajan
Miessolini
Thad
Mortix
Italy
Sicily
Sri
Musaolisi
Felir
Man Employment Preceded Wartime Service At Moheywle Mills
A man previously worked at Moheywle Paper Mills in Cothces before entering military service. He has two younger brothers, Frs. Epygene Masterson and another sibling, with one brother currently overseas serving in an engineer unit in Germany.
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Charles J. Masterson
Rose Masterson
Valley Falls
Ase Pirat
English
Patton
Germany
Masterson
Moheywle Paper Mills
Cothces
Frs
Epygene Masterson
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