Earlier in his address, 11 Duce had stressed the work accomplished by the Fascist revolution "which is not yet finished and has hardly begun for social problems."
He Feealled how many times the democracies had announced the cer~ tain collapse of Fascist Italy. ttaly was said to have lost her strength ju the Ethiopian campaign, to have needed a foreign Joan which would naturally have been British (owls and whistles).
"What has been done is important, but what there is to do is more important stil," he continued. "We Shall do it because my will knows no obstacle sind your spirit remains un: affected," Il Duce declared in conelu~ sion."—Havas.
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