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Tomorrow's Italy
Motherwell, Hiram | October 30, 1943 issue

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The article presents information on the book "What to Do With Italy," by Gaetano Salvemini and George La Piana. The book discusses issues which may decide the fate of tomorrow's Italy, and in a measure of tomorrow's Europe. The book is no flaming appeal to faith and action, but rather a worldly-wise and cynical examination of the policies and motives which may be, and perhaps actually are, seeking to shape the destiny of Italy without asking leave of the Italian people. The Vatican City and the political policy which the authors attribute to, dominates also much of the political portion of the book.

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WHAT to Do With Italy (Book); SALVEMINI, Gaetano; LA Piana, George; POLITICAL participation; POLITICS, Practical; VATICAN City; ITALY
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