The Last Centurion Volume I Benito Mussolini 1883-1945 The Last Centurion reveals Benito Mussolini to be a resolute man of social vision and economic purpose. This new insightful biography presents the significant importance of his life on the history of Italy, Europe and the World. Author |
 The Last Centurion Volume II Benito Mussolini 1939-1945 A Political Road to Martyrdom Volume II "A Political Road to Martyrdom" provides readers little known or unpublished historical military and political facts of Italy's role in the Second World War. Author |
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LA MORT DU DUCE -
Eulogy written in 1945 -
BY PAUL GENTIZON Click here to read! Author's Notes: The last four years have been spent researching, writing, and designing my second book on the life and times of Benito Mussolini titled: The Last Centurion - Volume II - A Political Road to Martyrdom. Today it is finally finished to my satisfaction and fulfills my every literary ambition and all my historical considerations. It is intended to communicate to the reader previously little known or unpublished Italian historical military and political facts that are required by anyone hoping to gain a clear understanding of Italy's role in the Second World War and to correctly understand many of the various under lying political principles and motivations that led to the great European and Asian military conflicts of 1939-1945. It is also a goal of this publication to provide the same reader with important and needed political background information concerned with today's existing turbulent political state of affairs: These must be seen as the offspring of the European and Asian political results of the military conclusions of WW2. Other than these two publications I do not know of any other book, dealing with these Italian matters in the English language that has not had an English author and publisher. I trust that you will be pleased and encouraged reading the information you will find in these pages. Thank you for your past interest in this work. Best wishes! Rudolph S. Daldin |
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Copyright © Rudolph Sebastian Daldin
2006