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3 Ιουλ 2019 · Mussolini and the Italian fascists used Latin – the language of powerful men like Caesar and Augustus — to portray themselves as the rightful heirs of the Roman Empire. On 9 May 1936, Italian Fascist leader Benito Mussolini held one of his most famous speeches.
22 Ιουν 2023 · We are best informed about Mussolini’s Latin studies in the period 1906–1907, thanks to his correspondence with Alberto Calderara (1882–1938). Calderara mentored Mussolini from the early spring of 1906 to the early autumn of 1907 (OO 1.216–221), after the local priest had, for some reason, disappeared from the scene. The friendship ...
it investigates how Mussolini’s understanding, perceptions, and uses of Latin evolved over time, from his early days as a Socialist leader to his years as head of Italian Fascism.
This paper analyses Benito Mussolini’s use of Latin words and phrases in his political rhetoric. Through an examination of his published writings and speeches, we investigate how Mussolini's understanding, perceptions, and use of Latin evolved over time, from his early days as a socialist
The following is a collection of Latin translations of the speech Mussolini delivered from the balcony of Palazzo Venezia in Rome on 9 May 1936, announcing the defeat of Ethiopia and declaring empire. The speech was a key text in the Fascist regime’s presentation of itself as a renewal of the Roman empire and was translated into Latin several ...
27 Μαρ 2017 · On 24 May 1936, the Rassegna dei combattenti (Bulletin of Military Veterans) opened with a Latin translation of one of Mussolini’s most famous speeches, his ‘proclamation of empire’, given two weeks earlier at the Piazza Venezia in Rome. 1 In the next year, the Latin text was published, together with translations of two other speeches, in ...
This parchment codex was composed in Latin by Aurelio Giuseppe Amatucci, painted with miraculous skill by Enrico Brignoli at Rome in the workshop of Nestore Leoni, and placed in the base of the monolithic obelisk of the Foro Mussolini on 27 October 1932.
