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Verona Manifesto
The Verona Manifesto was the programme adopted by the Republican Fascist Party at its congress in Verona in November 1943, after Mussolini's restoration as head of the German-backed Italian Social Republic. Its eighteen points promised a republic, the socialisation of industry and workers' participation in management, and declared Jews to be enemy aliens. Few of its measures were carried out before the republic's collapse in 1945.
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