and to continue the struggle.
 
     
 
 
6. As the country has been spared the horrors of war up to now, it is possible to sleep here   
tranquilly and to live in a certain measure of security. The Italians hope, in the end, to   
benefit by the indulgence of the English and the Americans, whose weakness for the beautiful   
country" is well known.
 
     
 
 
7. Finally, one must not forget that the country finds itself, at least partially, in a   
state of German occupation and under German control.
 
    
 
 
Consequently, all allusions to the subject of a movement in favor of the cessation of   
hostilities and the abandonment of the Protector-Ally are without foundation. The present regime   
in Italy will be overthrown, perhaps even noisily, only when Germany's defeat has been   
accomplished.