0">Capitulations, the, 241, 266

Caporetto, speech after, 30;

• causes of disaster of, 32;
• anti-war demonstrations after, 34;
• national crisis following, 43;
• German calculations after, 45;
• Rapallo and, 126;
• Pact of Rome and, 126;
• Fascismo and, 135;
• discipline of war and, 350

Carabineers, xvii, 359

Caradonna, 310

Carducci, 37

Carli, 99

Carso, 28;

• Italian sentiment for the, 35;
• Corridoni’s death, 48;
• insurrection against Trieste on, 118;
• commemoration ceremony, 120

Carthage, 177

Castelrosso, 280, 302

Castua, 278

Catholicism, Mussolini on, xii

Cattaneo, 53

Cavallotti, 351

Cavazzoni, 252

Caviglia, General, 129

Cavour, Camille, 311;

• Crimean expedition and, 351

Ceccherini, Maj.-General, xii, 310

Central America, cable to, xviii

Central Empires, 9;

• war desired by, 27, 72

Cervantes, 114

Cettinge, 190

Chamber of Deputies, Fascista Government and the, 313

Chiesa, 255

Child, Mr. Richard Washburn, speech at Rome by, 335

Chiusa di Verona, 185

Cicerin, Commissioner of Foreign Affairs, Russia, 44

Ciccotti, Ettore, on Italian Fascismo, ix

Cinque Giornate, 28;

• speech before the

monument of, 58;

• Austrian threat to city of, 135

Cipriani, Amilcare, 5

Civil Law Codes, reformation of, xvii

Class struggle, Mussolini on, 285

ClÉmenceau, 32, 40, 56;

• on concessions in Asia Minor, 96

Clemente, Maj.-General Ozol, 310

Coalition Ministry, 221

Coliseum, 328

Fascio of Fighters, 92;

• demands of, 132

Fascio Nazionale dei Combattenti, x

Fascismo:

• part of general historical development of nations, ix;
• rise of, x;
• and the Army, xii;
• “March to Rome,” xii;
• progress of, xiii;
• Mussolini summoned to form cabinet, xiii;
• official song of, xiv;
• symbol, xv;
• syndicalism of, 63, 177;
• aims and programme of, 92, 150;
• tasks of, 108 et seq.;
• patriotism of, 112;
• sincerity of, 114;
• not conservative, 115;
• Communism and, 116, 196;
• attitude of, towards Socialism, 116, 196 et seq.;
• demagogism and, 119;
• problems of foreign policy, 121 et seq., 149 et seq.;
• attitude towards the peace treaties, 124;
• demands of Italian Fascio of Fighters in matters of foreign policy, 132;
• birth of, 135;
• imperialism of, 136;
• not essentially violent, 138, 156;
• in the Socialist crisis of 1921, 139;
• attitude in the 1921 elections, 139;
• Fascista Day, 141;
• and the Monarchy, xi, 152;
• the Fascista revolution, 154;
• attitude of, towards State economic attributes, 155;
• and the bourgeoisie, 165;
• and the proletariat, 165;
• and democracy,

176–7;

• and the New Provinces, 183;
• demands regarding the Upper Adige, 187;
• attitude towards the Popular Party, 201 et seq.;
• and the Vatican, 201–3;
• and Social Democrats, 203;
• military organisation of, xv, 223;
• domestic policy, 215;
• emigration and, 215;
• foreign policy, 251;
• Yugoslavian policy, 253;
• women of, 286;
• attempt to sever Mussolini from, 287;
• strength and adherents of, 316;
• associations included in, 316;
• Sardinia and, 324;
• Parliament and, 357;
• not a transitory phenomenon, 357;
• an organ of administration, 288;
• Democracy and, 351;
• Crimea expedition and, 352

Medals, 309

Mediterranean, compensation in, for loss of Sebenico, 96;

• Socialists and the, 115;
• a centre of world civilisation, 122;
• Italian policy in Eastern, 125;
• Italy as leading power on the, 141–2, 150;
• Italian losses in, 211;
• Greco-Turkish affairs in Eastern, 254;
• Italian interests in Eastern, 302

Melloni, 161

Memel, 241–2, 268

Memorandum of London. See London

Menotti Serrati, Giacinto, 9

Merano, commissioner of, and Upper Adige, 186

Merrheim, 94

Messina, 356

Metallurgic Consortium, Italian, 359

Metz, 53

Michael, Grand Duke, 33

Michelangelo, 114

Milan, Mussolini’s speeches at:

• 25th Nov. 1914, 3;
• 25th Jan. 1915, 18;
• 8th April 1918, 49;
• 20th Oct. 1918, 52;
• 11th Nov. 1918, 58;
• 23rd March 1919, 87;
• 22nd July 1919, 92;
• 5th Feb. 1920, 67;
• 24th May 1920, 71;
• 6th Oct. 1922, 161;
• 6th Dec. 1922, 79;
• 29th March 1923, 276;
• 30th March 1923, 277

Militarism, Austro-German, 16.

• See also under Germany

Militia, National, xvii, 309

Miliukoff, 33

Mincio, the, 111

Ministerial departments, reduction of, xvii

Minorities and the Electoral Law, 360

Mirabello, Villa, blind ex-soldiers at, 276–7

Misiano, 129

Mohammedans, 213

Moltke, 9

Mommsen, 202

Monarchy, the, Statute Law and, 312.

• See also under Fascismo

Montagna, Commendatore, Janina massacre and, 363

Montanara, 289

Montemaggiore as Italian boundary, 127

Montenegro, independence of, 125, 189, 191

Monte Nero, 110

Monte Santo, 28

“Mopsy,” 270

Ramanadovich, Commander, 190

154, 160, 164;

greatness of victory of, 110;

Austria crushed at, 135;

Fascista Government, the Government of, 333

Votes for Women, 286

War Office, Fascisti demand, 174

War, revolutionary, 23

Warsaw, Italian firms and, 280

Washington Conference on Disarmament, xviii, 243;

• social and pacifist Conventions of, 355

Waterloo, 5

Wells, H. G., 41

White Federation, 197

Wilna, 123

Wilson, Woodrow, 28, 52, 126, 189

Woman’s Fascista Congress, 286;

• suffrage, 355

Workers, General Federation of, 198

Working classes, post-war rights of, 63;

• intervention and the, 69;
• Fascismo and the, 75;
• Fascista Government’s policy towards, 80

Workmen, Italian Union of, 66, 69

Yellow immigration, 121

Yugoslavia, pact of Rome, 126;

• Isonzo and, 127;
• Porto Barro and the Delta, 193;
• Mohammedanism in, 213;
• the Adriatic question, 255;
• Abbazia Conference, 269;
• commercial treaty, 271, 282.
• See also Fiume;
  • Rapallo, Treaty of

Zagabria, 127

Zahn, 21

Zambon, Maj.-General, 310

Zankoff, 345

Zara, 53, 59;

• Treaty of Rapallo, 125, 262;
• Fascismo and, 136;
• Adriatic question and, 192;
• Agreements of Sta. Margherita, 247, 260–1;
• Fascista Government and, 256–7;
• “Special zone of Zara,” 301.
• See also Yugoslavia

Zocchi, Fulvio, 9