by Richard Collier · Editorial Acervo · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788470023972
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This biography of Benito Mussolini narrates the rise and fall of the man who became the leader of Italy. From his humble beginnings as the son of a blacksmith and a teacher, to his tragic end hanging from a beam in Rome, the book explores the beginnings of the fascist party, the march on Rome, and Mussolini's relationships with key figures such as Hitler and the women in his life. Through exhaustive documentary research and direct testimonies, Richard Collier offers an intimate and revealing portrait of a controversial dictator, leaving the reader free to form their own opinion on his legacy.
