Talks with Mussolini

259 Pages·1933·9.07 MB·English

by  Emil Ludwig, Eden Paul, Cedar Paul

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B. Mussolini to Emil Ludwig
in memory of the conversations at the Palazzo Venezia
during March and April, 1932 Anno X
TALKS WITH
MUSSOLINI
BY EMIL
LUDWIG
Translated from the German by
EDEN CEDAR PAUL
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WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
AND COMPANY
LITTLE, BROWN,
BOSTON 1933
GESPRACHE MIT EMIL LUDWIG
Firstpublished in Germany in 1932
Copyright,
BY PAUL ZSOLNAY VERLAG, A. G. BERLIN, WIEN, LEIPZIG
Copyright, 1933,
BY LITTLE, BROWN, AND COMPANY
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PublishedJanuary, 1933
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