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AGINST FASCISM
The Washington Post (1877-1954) - Washington, D.C.
Date: May 1, 1923
Start Page: 6
Document Types: article
Text Word Count: 110

President Gompers, of the American Federation of Labor, his the mark when he says that, fascism has no place in the United States. Doubtless he voices the sertlment of the great majority of organized labor in such expression. Those who know American labor know that it is proof against any foreign poison that would kill American principles.

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REVISION OF FASCISM ASKED BY MUSSOLINI
The Washington Post (1877-1954) - Washington, D.C.
Date: Dec 2, 1924
Start Page: 4
Document Types: article
Text Word Count: 227

Rome, Dec. 1. -- Premier Mussolini, in a circular to local fascist executives of the various Italian towns, states that a revision of the party's moral, mental and political position is necessary. Although the premier deprecates attaching excessive importance to changes in public opinion, he sags that the impression made by recent incidents must be effaced.

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FASCISM OPPOSED BY POPE
CHARGES ATTACK ON CHURCH
Correspondent, Expelled by Mussolini, Tells of Growing Conflict. VIOLENCE APPROVED BY PREMIER, IS VIEW "You Race of Cain" Is Term Applied to Followers by Cardinal Maffi.
VATICAN IS OPPOSING FASCISM
ATTACKS ON CHURCH CHARGED

The Washington Post (1877-1954) - Washington, D.C.
Author: By GEORGE SELDES.
Date: Aug 2, 1925
Start Page: 1
Document Types: front_page
Text Word Count: 1398

Paris, Aug. 1. -- The most important reaction to the present fascist reign of force has came from the Roman Catholic Church. The Pope has turned against fascism on account of its violence and the Vatican, through its official organ and other newspapers which Premier Mussolini is afraid to suppress, has delivered the hardest blow which the fascist dictatorship has suffered in the past year.

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Fascism Like Communism, Labor Is Warned by Green
Circular Expresses Hope That No Italian Trade Unionist Will Submit to Threats of Dictator Mussolini. Fascisimo Influence Felt in U.S. GREEN WARNS LABOR OF FASCISM IN U.S.
The Washington Post (1877-1954) - Washington, D.C.
Author: (By the Associated Press.)
Date: Dec 23, 1925
Start Page: 1
Document Types: front_page
Text Word Count: 559

Declaring fascism and communism have the "same fangs and the same poison which it is intended to inject into the political life of our nation," William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, has issued a circular warning to the wage earners and people generally of the United States against the dangers of these doctrines.

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FASCISM EXTENDS PROPAGANDA HERE, RAINEY DECLARES
Representative Demands In- quiry, Denouncing Terms of Italian Pact. REBUKED BY BORTON, DEFENDING DEBT PLAN La Guardia Urges Generosity to Italy
Andrew Asks Leniency for France.
The Washington Post (1877-1954) - Washington, D.C.
Date: Jan 14, 1926
Start Page: 4
Document Types: article
Text Word Count: 692

Secrets of the Italian fascisti propaganda he says is at work in the United States were revealed in the House yesterday by Represen tative Rainey (Democrat), Illinois, as a preface to his demand for a congressional investigation. Denouncing the terms of the Italian debt settlement, Mr. Rainey launched an attack on fascism in Italy, charged that Premier Mussolini is extending an iron hand to cover Italians in the United States, and ended by warning the Republican majority that unless it initiated an investigation within three days he would put them on record by introducing a resolution directing the inquiry.

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FASCISM'S FIGHTING SECRETARY QUITTING
TASK IS COMPLETED
Farinacci to Give Place to- Man of Less Extreme Views and Words. CAPITAL AND LABOR PLAN MAY COME NEXT Auguste Turati and Italo Balco Are Spoken Of as Successors.
The Washington Post (1877-1954) - Washington, D.C.
Date: Mar 31, 1926
Start Page: 14
Document Types: article
Text Word Count: 447

Rome, March 30 (By A.P.). -- Roberto Farinacci, standard bearer of fascism's extremist vanguard, is ready to relinquish his task after having been leader of this group for nearly fourteen months. When he took over the secretaryship of the party, the opposition still was stormy. The Matteotti murder was far from buried, despite Mussolini's famous January third funeral oration.

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CHURCHILL COMMENDS FASCISM FOR ITALIANS
Would Be With Party if He Were a Rome National, Briton Asserts. SEES NEW U.S. STAND
The Washington Post (1877-1954) - Washington, D.C.
Date: Jan 21, 1927
Start Page: 4
Document Types: article
Text Word Count: 312

Rome, Jan. 20 (By A.P.). -- Warm approval of fascism as applied to the people of Italy was expressed today by Winston Churchill, British chancellor of the exchequer, in a statement given out to the newspaper correspondents. The chancellor, like Sir Austen Chamberlin, British foreign secretary, came to Rome to see for himself the achievements of fascism and confer with Premier Mussolini, the finance minister, Count Volpi, and other fascist statesmen.

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TALY VOTES CONTROL OF CAPITAL AND LABOR
Fascist Cabinet to End War of Class Through New Arbitration Plan. GOVERNMENT RULES ALL
The Washington Post (1877-1954) - Washington, D.C.
Date: May 19, 1926
Start Page: 1
Document Types: front_page
Text Word Count: 366

Rome, May 18 (By A.P.) -- Fascism's system for the solution of class war, which is intended to sound the death knell of the strike and lockout, and which Premier Mussolini considers one of the most important of his government's contributions to modern statecraft, was approved today by the cabinet after nearly a year's study.

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IRON RULE TO CONTINUE, IS MUSSOLINI WARNING
Fact Should Be Known "Here and Outside," He Tells Italian Chamber. WILL NOT HIDE HIMSELF
The Washington Post (1877-1954) - Washington, D.C.
Date: Apr 30, 1926
Start Page: 3
Document Types: article
Text Word Count: 291

Rome, April 29 (By A.P.) -- Fascism will continue to rule Italy with its iron hand, Premier Mussolini declared before a special session of the chamber of deputies today, devoted to thanksgiving ceremonies for his escape in the recent attempt on his life.

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Italian to Lecture Tonight on Fascism
The Washington Post (1877-1954) - Washington, D.C.
Date: Apr 3, 1927
Start Page: M10
Document Types: article
Text Word Count: 268

Prof. Gaetano Salvemini, of the University of Florence, Italy, will deliver a lecture on "What is Fascism?" in the Playhouse, 1814 N street northwest, this evening at 8:15 o'clock. The lecture is held under the auspices of the Friends of Italian Liberty.