Mussolini BenitoABAA
19 résultats
19301226250Barcelona: Mentora 1930. First Spanish edition;. Octavo in paper; VG-; spine beige discolored with black letters; general discoloration and soiling from wear; slight slant in the middle; text clean; pp. 251. 1226250. Shelved Rockville Bookstore. Mentora unknown books
1931001403Roma e Milano: Edizioni "Augustea" Quaderni d"Attualita 1931. Wraps. Good. 107 pp. 21 by 16 cm. A comparatively clear and straightforward explanation and defense of the corporatist theory underlying the Fascist movement in Italy. Arnaldo was the brother of Benito and like him a journalist. This screed came out months before he passed away of cardiac arrest at the age of 46. Before his sudden death he was instrumental in forging a reconciliation between the Fascist movement and the Catholic Church. The preface to this essay is also notable because of its authorship Giuseppe Bottai who was a Futurist who then signed on to the Fascist Party and became one of its most influential proponents. The interior is clean other than a few pencil underlinings. The wraps are chipped browned and brittle and there is a crack all the way down the spine. Una spiegazione relativemente chiara e diretta e anche un argomento sulla teoria corporativa che ha sottoposto il movimento fascista in Italia. Arnaldo Mussolini era il fratello di Benito e come Benito era giornalista. Questo argomento e apparso soltanto i pochi mesi prima della morte di Arnaldo da un attacco cardiaco. Prima della sua morte lui aveva un ruolo centrale nella reconciliazione fra il governo fascista e la chiesa cattolica. La prefazione di questo saggio e notabile perche il suo scrittore Bottai era Futurista che come Marinetti e diventato un membro entusiastico della partita fascista. Della condizione del libro: dentro e pulito tranne che le poche sottolinealizioni. La coperta e scheggiata brunita e fragile. <br/><br/> Edizioni "Augustea" (Quaderni d"Attualita) paperback books
192831793NY: Scribner's 1928. First Edition. 8vo pp. 318. Illustrated with photographs. Admiring foreword by Richard Washburn Child one-time U.S. ambassador to Italy.One hinge tender owner's bookplate on pastedown and signature on flyleaf a one-inch tear at top of spine o/w VG. Scribner's unknown books
1937021029Milano: Ulrico Hoepli Editore 1937. Antologia degli "Scritt e discorsi" a cura di G. S. Spinetti. Unica edizione autorizzata. 316p. brown buckram ex libris. Ulrico Hoepli Editore unknown books
3409London: New Theatre St. Martin's Lane 1932. . Folio lavender stiff covers front printed with applied label with portrait of Napoleon; wallet edges somewhat soiled London: New Theatre, St. Martin's Lane, 1932. unknown books
193721047Rome: Typis Regiae Officinae Polygraphicae 1937. Wraps. Very good. 8vo. 97pp Printed wraps. Illustrated with photographs. Light wear to edges and hinges spine repaired else this is a very good coy. Benito Mussolini ordered inter alia a resurgence of classical Latin and Greek literature. Augustus Caesar had his deeds or Res Gestae engraved on monuments not only in Rome but in other parts of the Roman Empire. This treatise examines his deeds on those monuments and includes photographs of them. In Latin and Greek depending on which monument is the subject. The date on the title is MDCCCCXXXVII XV A FASC. RESTIT. 1937 the 15th of the Fascist Restoration. Typis Regiae Officinae Polygraphicae paperback books
19281336225New York: Charles Scribner's Sons 1928. First Edition First Printing. Hardcover. Octavo 318 pages; VG-/G-; spine beige with black titling; dust jacket protected with a mylar covering price cut chipping to extremities head of spine missing rubbing and staining to covers; binding weakening with some parts of gutter loosening; name in ink to front pastedown; scarce with jacket; shelved case 5. The book was mainly aimed at readers in the U.S. It was a paid work of propaganda and remained unpublished in Italy until 1971 wikipedia;. 1336225. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Charles Scribner's Sons hardcover books
1928007257Charles Scribner's Sons 1928. Book. Fine. Cloth. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Fine copy lacking the jacket. First Edition. Quite Scarce.Excellent Copy. Charles Scribner's Sons Hardcover books
1924260016New York: Il Martello 1924. 133p. paperback wraps somewhat worn with a small adhesion and some toning; second edition. "Il Martello" The Hammer was a weekly anti-fascist publication edited by Carlo Tresca. A collection of early texts on religion and nationalism by three former leftists who had become prominent fascists illustrating their complete betrayal of their prior beliefs. The text of Mussolini's section is from a debate held in 1904; it notes that this book was published 20 years later hence the estimated date of 1924. Il Martello unknown books
1924259036New York: Il Martello 1924. 133p. paperback wraps worn with a few small stains staples rusted else very good second edition. "Il Martello" The Hammer was a weekly anti-fascist publication edited by Carlo Tresca. A collection of early texts on religion and nationalism by three former leftists who had become prominent fascists illustrating their complete betrayal of their prior beliefs. The text of Mussolini's section is from a debate held in 1904; it notes that this book was published 20 years later hence the estimated date of 1924. Il Martello unknown books
19278968Milan A. Mondadori 1927. 1927. First edition. 8vo. Illustrated with four folding manuscript facsimiles. Half title. Title page printed in red and black. Contemporary 1/2 vellum over marbled boards black leather spine label stamped in gilt lightly rubbed. Very good. Bookplate of the Italian Book Exhibition San Francisco 1929 and blindstamp of the Exhibition on the title page. F. Hardcover. Milan, A. Mondadori, 1927. hardcover books
1924256441New York: Il Martello 1924. 133p. paperback very good top of pages unopened a lovely example. "Il Martello" The Hammer was a weekly anti-fascist publication edited by Carlo Tresca. A collection of early texts on religion and nationalism by three former leftists who had become prominent fascists illustrating their complete betrayal of their prior beliefs. The text of Mussolini's section is from a debate held in 1904; it notes that this book was published 20 years later hence the estimated date of 1924. Il Martello unknown books
1945015744no place: No publisher 1945. Book. Near fine condition. No Binding. Early edition. Two black & white photographs measuring approximately 4.25 inches x 6.25 inches 105mm x 162mm depicting the upside-down hanging corpse of Italian Fascist Dictator Benito Mussolini and others on April 29 1945. A day earlier Mussolini his mistress Clara Claretta Petacci her brother and the dictator's 15 person entourage of ministers and officials of the Italian Social Republic were captured by partisans. They had been traveling with retreating German forces with Mussolini apparently wearing a German military uniform. They were executed in Giulino di Mezzegra by shooting or firing squad and the bodies transported south of Milan and dumped at the old Piazzale Loreto which was renamed Piazza Quindici Martiri. After the corpses were shot kicked and spat upon the bodies were hung upside-down on meathooks from the roof of an Esso gas station. The bodies were then stoned by civilians. The site had previously been used for executions of partisans by Axis authories. One photographs shows a total of 7 hanging corpses identified only by number. Numbers 4 and 5 are Mussolini and his mistress Petacci. Historical records identify number 3 as Achille Starace. A gas pump is clearly visible in the immediate background as is the gas station. It is almost a straight on shot maybe 15 degrees to the right showing 50-60 spectators and a few men facing the crowd apparently acting as security. There are no G.I.'s shown although 4-5 men in leather jackets standing directly in front of the corpses may be aviators.The other photograph is a close-up of Mussolini and his mistress taken about 45 degrees from the left. There is no photographer's identification on the front or back of the prints. Minor staining to the edges. These are original prints from 1945. No publisher hardcover books
192987715Paris:: Helleu et Sergent. Very Good. 1929. Hardcover. Text is in French. Translated from the Italian. Thirteen page preface by Benito Mussolini. Illustrated with wood engravings. Limited edition: this copy is number 886 of 1550 copies. Duodecimo sturdy vellum binding with black and red lettering on the spine top edge gilt sewn-in ribbon bookmark original covers bound in. Some dust soiling to the vellum binding else very good or better. Binding is solid and tight. ; 300 pages . Helleu et Sergent, hardcover books
19321189091932. First Edition . MUSSOLINI Benito MORI Cesare. The Last Struggle with the Mafia. London and New York: Putnam 1933. Octavo original brown cloth uncut and partially unopened original dust jacket. $900.First edition in English issued within months of the 1932 first Italian edition of the authorized memoir of Mussolini's brutal ""anti-Mafia supremo Cesare Mori"" famed as the ""Iron Prefect"" for promising ""to eradicate the Mafia 'as a surgeon penetrates flesh with fire and steel'"" with photographic frontispiece and 15 full-page illustrations a fine copy in the original dust jacket.In the aftermath of WWI ""the supreme authority of the state was Fascism's blazon motif. The Sicilian Mafia constituted a state within a state. Therefore Fascism and the Mafia were on a collision course"" Dickie Blood Brotherhoods 225. In June 1924 ""Mussolini picked his anti-Mafia supremo Cesare Mori"" to lead the battle. ""Known as the 'Iron Prefect' because of his brutal methods Mori promised to eradicate the Mafia 'as a surgeon penetrates flesh with fire and steel' Throughout Sicily he exploited the Mafiosi's so-called 'code of honor' to put pressure on prisoners they were tortured forced to drink jugfuls of salted water and beaten"" Follain Last Godfathers 14-15. After five years Mori ""was recalled to Rome. His part of the job of eradicating the Mafia Mussolini declared had been completed; it was up to the judiciary to finish the task"" Dickie 226. Mori's authorized memoir first issued in Italian in 1932 was quickly translated for this first edition in English. In it he presented himself ""as a sort of Fascist caped crusader even a little local duce sparring valorously and successfully for justice and the Fascist way."" Yet Mori's own ""announced recipe for life 'Vendetta is firstly a duty and secondly a pleasure and a right' hinted at an iron realism or a cynicism which ill accorded with some of the more high-flown talk about Fascist new men and women."" Ultimately Fascism's victory over the Mafia faltered. ""It may be true that during the 1920s and 1930s Fascist policies had curbed Mafia killings and exploitation for the short term but conditions were ripe for the Mafia to renew itself with the American-led invasion after 1943. Mori's triumph had proved fleeting"" Bosworth Mussolini's Italy. First edition in English first printing: with ""First published in England March 1933"" on copyright page. Translation by Orlo Williams from the first Italian edition Con La Mafia Ai Ferri Corti. With photographic frontispiece and 15 full-page photographic illustrations. A fine copy especially scarce in the original dust jacket. hardcover books
1928302<p>Vittorio Emanuele III and Benito Mussolini official military document memorializing the suspension of a military doctor for a year on a printed form from Stab. Poligrafico AMM. Stato. with manuscript fill-in notated here in brackets signed by Vittorio Emanuele III and Benito Mussolini with date stamp of 29 MAR. 1928 Anno VI with various other stamps and annotations with two additional stamps and signatures opposite Mussolini's. Both the form and the manuscript annotations are in Italian. One sheet two pages with full continuation of manuscript on the verso. 36 cm x 27.5 cm. One old fold slight paper loss in the gutter where the document was removed from a bound volume no loss of text. </p><p> Text / Testo: </p><p><i>Vittorio Emanuele III per Grazia di Dio e per Volontà della Nazione Re d'Italia</i></p><p><i> Vista la legge 11 marzo 1926 no. 397 sullo stato degli ufficiali del R. Esercito della R. Marina e della R. Aeronautica: Visto il R. Decreto legge 31 marzo 1926 no. 534; Udita la relazione.</i></p><p><i> e Sulla proposta del Capo del Governo Primo Ministro Segretario di Stato e Ministro Segretario di Stato per la Guerra. Abbiamo decretato e decretiamo:</i></p><p><i> Il sottotenente medico di complemento Colognese Carlo di Pietro è sospeto dal grado per la durata di mesi dodici a senso del combinata disposto degli articoli 68 e 70 bis della precitata legge 11 marzo 1926 no. 397 per motivi disciplinari.</i></p><p><i>Per effetto di tale provvedimento l'anziamità del l'ufficiale è portata al 1º gennaio 1925.</i></p><p><i>Nel suddetto periodo di sospensione è computata quella sofferta in dipendenza del presedente Nostro Decreto in data 7 luglio 1927.</i></p><p><i>Il predetto Nostro Ministro è incaricato dell'ese curzione del presente decreto che sarà registrato alla Corte dei Conto.</i></p><p><i>Data a Roma addi 9 Febbraio 1928 – Anno VIº</i></p><p><i>Vittorio Emanuele</i></p><p><i>Mussolini </i></p> Original document on printed form with manuscript annotations. books
1933KC7942Munchen und Berlin: Verlag von R. Oldenbourg 1933. Second edition. Hardcover. Very Good. Gilt-ruled red morocco; 8vo; pp. x 2 173 plus 16 plates. Presentation copy inscribed by the author to Benito Mussolini the work's dedicatee. Boards and spine scuffed; spine a bit sunned. <br/><br/> Verlag von R. Oldenbourg hardcover books
19401672191940. MUSSOLINI. Armi d'Italia: le rassegne del Duce alle truppe dell'armata del Po della seconda e ottava armata. Unpaginated. Illustrated throughout with photographs and photomontage. Small folio 310 x 230 mm bound in publisher's photographic wrappers preserved in a new green cloth folding box. Rome: 1940. $1500.00 A fine copy of this typical example of fascist propaganda. While ostensibly promoting the glories of the Italian armed forces the main focus of attention was Mussolini who appears in almost every photograph. OCLC lists only 4 copies worldwide with one in the US at the University of Wisconsin. hardcover books
19381687391938. MUSSOLINI Benito. Le Giornate del Duce a Genova: 14-15-16 maggio XVI. 108 pp. Illustrated throughout with photomontage and reproduced full page etchings by Ettore Mazzini. Folio bound in original embossed boards. Genova: Partito nazionale fascista 1938. A spectacular piece of Fascist book design in the form of a twentieth century Fete Book in this case celebrating a visit to Genoa by Mussolini. The binding depicts St. George slaying the Dragon St. George being considered an important Saint by the Genoese. The endpapers offer a tremendous contrast being dramatically modernist. In addition to photographs of Mussolini arriving parading and generally taking center stage there are interesting photographs of the various celebrations and the latest triumphs of fascist architecture. Some rubbing and staining to the fragile boards and insignificant foxing to the margins of a few plates. A rare book with OCLC listing only The National Gallery and The University of Genoa. hardcover books
