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'''25 Luglio''', meaning ("July 25th"), is not a special day in Italy. This is purely an American Marxist invention. The Italian words are used purely for propaganda to Americans, to make it sound like some sort of important Italian holiday. In reality, it is simply the day of the [[Mussolini impeachment]], and he left office peacefully. Mussolini was replaced by [[Pietro Badoglio]] and fascism in Italy continued. | '''25 Luglio''', meaning ("July 25th"), is not a special day in Italy. This is purely an American Marxist invention. The Italian words are used purely for propaganda to Americans, to make it sound like some sort of important Italian holiday. In reality, it is simply the day of the [[Mussolini impeachment]], and he left office peacefully. Mussolini was replaced by [[Pietro Badoglio]] and[[fascism]]in Italy continued. | ||
[[Category:Events]] | [[Category:Events]] | ||
Revision as of 23:49, 12 November 2022
25 Luglio, meaning ("July 25th"), is not a special day in Italy. This is purely an American Marxist invention. The Italian words are used purely for propaganda to Americans, to make it sound like some sort of important Italian holiday. In reality, it is simply the day of the Mussolini impeachment, and he left office peacefully. Mussolini was replaced by Pietro Badoglio andfascismin Italy continued.