"A group of Young Fascists (Giovani Fasciste) returned to Rome on 12 October 1938, having previously participated in a ""Campo Roma"" in the Italian colony of Libya. The picture shows them wearing pith helmets and pith uniforms. In Rome, the Young Fascists were received by the party secretary of the PNF, Achille Starace. [automated translation]"

"A group of Young Fascists (Giovani Fasciste) returned to Rome on 12 October 1938, having previously participated in a ""Campo Roma"" in the Italian colony of Libya. The picture shows them wearing pith helmets and pith uniforms. In Rome, the Young Fascists were received by the party secretary of the PNF, Achille Starace. [automated translation]" Stock Photo

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12 October 1938

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Return of a group of young fascists from Libya to Rome, 1938. "A group of Young Fascists (Giovani Fasciste) returned to Rome on 12 October 1938, having previously participated in a ""Campo Roma"" in the Italian colony of Libya. The picture shows them wearing pith helmets and pith uniforms. In Rome, the Young Fascists were received by the party secretary of the PNF, Achille Starace. [automated translation]". Date created: 12/10/1938

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