A letter to Mussolini’s daughter, Edda Mussolini Ciano, from L.D.B. tells of a “mother who gave birth to 11 children” in a large family that was “poor and needy” and requests immediate help to “alleviate the disastrous and pitiful conditions that this family endures.” (Doc. 10). The letter was most likely written by a member of the lower class who expected support from the state. She was probably brought into the fascist call for extreme nationalism due to her husband being in the military and a 12 member family. Another success in the population policy was sent in the form of a photograph that depicted an urban middle class family with twelve children (Doc. 11). Since the upper and middle class wanted to protect their property from communism, they would obviously throw their support in favor of fascism. Therefore, they would support this fascist population
A letter to Mussolini’s daughter, Edda Mussolini Ciano, from L.D.B. tells of a “mother who gave birth to 11 children” in a large family that was “poor and needy” and requests immediate help to “alleviate the disastrous and pitiful conditions that this family endures.” (Doc. 10). The letter was most likely written by a member of the lower class who expected support from the state. She was probably brought into the fascist call for extreme nationalism due to her husband being in the military and a 12 member family. Another success in the population policy was sent in the form of a photograph that depicted an urban middle class family with twelve children (Doc. 11). Since the upper and middle class wanted to protect their property from communism, they would obviously throw their support in favor of fascism. Therefore, they would support this fascist population