Girolamo Valente, editor of the Italian liberal weekly newspaper,8d11693v
New York, New York. Girolamo Valente, editor of the Italian liberal weekly newspaper, La Parola, and a prominent anti-fascist. A friend had just presented him with the caricature ashtray of open-mouthed Mussolini
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- 1942-12
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- photograph
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- 795 × 1,024 pixels
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