Are Emil Ludwig's “Talks with Mussolini” reliable?

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As Mussolini reviewed twice the content of the book, we can say that the words of Mussolini where his own, as Mussolini intended for the reader to hear.

Are exactly what Mussolini said? Mostly not - as they have been reviewed and likely modified. They represent the though of Mussolini? mostly yes, for the same reason.

In 1970 has bee printed a first version draft wiht Mussolini's note here on Amazon Italy - ISBN 978-88-04-47620-7

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