When Benito Mussolini became dictator of Italy, he tried to hide the history of his first marriage. His wife later caused him some political headaches, and both her and her son (who was named after his monster of a father) were eventually persecuted and died as a result.
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wow...such intrigue.
He was not a nice man.
He was an absolute Buffoon who was under the delusion that he was a re-incarnation
of Gaius Julius Caesar and that he sure was not on the military stage and the international stage of diplomacy.
However he did curb the powers of the Mafia and he was accredited with getting the trains to run on time.
With regard to the latter, he would be most welcome to come to the Australian State
of Queensland where he would have his hands full fixing the train system here.
The ever suffering public here in Brisbane might even elevate him to Imperial Purple robes.
But as for his other qualifications he was a bloody clot!
B J Hunnicut of the M A S H 4077
I did not know about his family.
Now, that's what I call a loving family.
Wow...that's terrible.
Now he doesn't sound like he was a nice man at all.
Damn, he was an evil douche and then some
Such a swell guy.
He was an evil man with no regard for the common citizen.
Sounds...pleasant. :/
the current deeply idiotic prime minister of my country often reminds me of Musolini
Wow, that's sad.
I didn't know about the family...
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