Claretta petacci biography of donald

One of the most notable characters of the Second World War and, indeed, of the 20th century, Benito Mussolini, or as he was better known, Il Duce rarely needs an introduction.

As a child in fascist Italy, Clara Petacci (known as Claretta) was dutifully adoring of Benito Mussolini and the cult of ducismo.

At dawn​ on 19 April 1945 Clara Petacci, aged 33, travelled to Milan from Lake Garda to join her lover of more than a decade as he made.

A magnificent new source has become available to historians in the form of a diary composed by Mussolini's last lover, Claretta Petacci, twenty-nine years his.

A riveting and thorough examination of the life and death of Mussolini's last mistress, Clara "Claretta" Petacci.

Clara Petacci was Benito Mussolini's lover for twelve years, from 1933 until their deaths on April 28, 1945.

The Fascist leader of Italy captivated the world with his bold promises of restoring the Roman Empire, promising to once again return the Mediterranean Sea to its rightful status as Mare Nostorm or “Our sea.” Il Duce’s meteoric rise to power, culminating in 1922, was fueled by his charisma and his bombastic addresses to the public.

Using his imposing oratory skills, Mussolini fed the desperate Italian public the steady diet of instilling confidence in his demoralized countrymen and promising a return to Italian glory - ensuring that he was the man who could singularly heal the wounds that had plagued this once great people.

We all know the well-known trope that “opposites attract” in the world of relationships.

But when considering a man of Benito Mussolini’s character type, who regularly consumed a