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Adowa fete in Rome. A general view of the review and (inset) a study of Signor Mussolini taking the salute as the fascist militia marched past.

Adowa fete in Rome. The impressive scene in the Piazza Venezia as the Duce adressed the troops - the arrow shows where the Duce was speaking from.

Food for Rome. A young salesman in an open air market in Rome proudly holds a bunch of carrots in the air for his customers to view. When the Allies liberated the Italian capital June 3, 1944, there remained only a few days supply of food in the city, the rest having been taken by the retreating Germans. Aided by Allied authorities, huge stockpiles of food were hastily brought into the city from the ...

La manifestion de Rome. Voici une photographie prise à Rome devant la Résidence du Duce montrant la Foule Romaine manifestant à l'occasion de la prise de Barcelone par l'armée de Franco.

Food for Rome. Two Roman housewives compare purchases of foodstuffs, most of which were denied to them during the German occupation. When the Allies liberated the Italian capital June 3, 1944, there remained only a few days supply of food in the city, the rest having been taken by the retreating Germans. Aided by Allied authorities, huge stockpiles of food were hastily brought into the city from the ...

Mussolini's return to Rome. A general view of the vast crowd massed on the Piazza Venezia waiting for the Duce to appear on the balcony of his palace.

Le Prince Starhemberg à Rome. Le Prince Starhemberg, vice-chancelier d'Autriche et chef des Heimwehre s'est rendu à Rome pour s'entretenir avec Mussolini. Le Prince Stahremberg passant en revue des formations de la Milice fasciste, à Rome.

French troops march through Rome. Soldiers of the First French Army, commanded by General Pierre Alphone Juin, march through the streets of Rome past the memorial to Victor Emanuel. These French troops, first to crack the Gustav Line, played an important part with their American, British and Polish Allies, in the victorious drive through Italy and the liberation of the capital June 3, 1944.