ITALIAN POLITICAL SITUATION  
 
 
1- FREEDOM FROM THE ENEMY AND NOT CIVIL LIBERTY.  
 
 
      With the liberation of Rome from the Nazi-Fascist domination all   
Italians expected to regain the principal liberties: economical, juridical,  
political. Instead they got none of them: this  
is the sole truth of the present Italian situation  
which, continuing, can lead only to a Communist  
dictatorship.  
 
 
We have not regained economical liberty, because  
there has been no preparation from any side before  
the Armistice. And this is an excusable fault. The  
exigencies of war made extremely difficult any  
economical and technical preparation, while it is  
less pardonable not to have attended to the restoration  
 of juridical and political liberty. The  
Italians who got power were not animated with the  
true spirit of liberty, and the Allies did not see the necessity to   
reestablish it energetically and at once.  
 
 
2 - VIOLATION OF THE TRUE PRINCIPLES OF LIBERTY.                                            
 
 
When Mr. Churchill was in Rome in 1944, he  
advised the Italian Government to inspire the people's  
confidence in justice, administrating it through old  
and traditional tribunals with well tried laws, well  
fixed in the popular conscience. - Instead the  
Government has created ex-novo legislations and