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Bonomi, Ivanoe, Italian Premier, 59Borgese, Giuseppe Antonio, on tolerance inItaly, 5-6; on the roots of fascism, 22; 27,34> 37. 39, 69Brookings Institution, 29Brown Bros. & Co., bankers, mentioned, 225Brown House, Nazi headquarters, 133Bruck, Werner Friedrich, his Social and EconomicHistory of Germany cited, 112Bruening, Dr. Heinrich, Chancellor of Germany,98, 143-44; dismissed by Hindenburg,14 j; 148-49Budgets, in Italy, 13, IJ, 17-18, 50-51; inGermany, 87, 90; in United States, 176, 182Butler, Nicholas Murray, praise of Mussolini,7¿Butler, Rohan D'O., on Fichte's The ClosedCommercial State, 109Butler, Maj. Gen. Smedley Darlington, on theservice of the Marines, 225Cambon, Jules Martin, French Ambassador toBerlin, 85Capitalist state, in Italy, 7, 10; opposed bysyndicalism in Europe, 31; general definition,140Capitalist system declared dead by An EconomicProgram for'American Democracy,180; 183 'Carr, Edward Hallett, on armament production,106-07; on the social good of war,208, 210Cartel system, its origin, 28; in the Weimarrepublic, 117; 29Castor oil in fascism, 2Catherine II of Russia cited, 8yCatholic Church, and Hitler's war, 160Catholics in Italy, reaction to Pope's encyclicalRerum novarum, 10Cavour, Camillo Bensodi, Italian statesman, 4Chamberlain, Houston Stewart, 36, 155Chamber of Commerce of the United States,198Chase, Stuart, quoted on autarchy, 200; 191Child, Richard Washburn, American Ambassadorto Italy, admiration for Mussolini, 71Christian Fronters, 162Churchill, Winston Spencer, his approval ofMussolini, 70, 72; calls his attack on Englandcriminal, 73Civil War (United States) cited, 7Clapper, Raymond, attack on Congress, 237Clayton Act, used in attack on monopolies,190Cleveland Trust Co., 167Closed Commercial State, The, by Fichte,cited, 109Codes of practice in industry, done away withby President Hoover, 191Colaganni, Napoleone, Italian socialist, 38Cole, George Douglas Howard, English socialist,164, 255Collapse of 1933 begins, 166Collier's Magazine, prints Churchill's praise ofMussolini, 70; on military service, 205Colonialism, its seeds planted in Italy, 27Colt, Samuel, on armaments as industrial stimulant,105Commune of Paris, 85Communism, manifesto on the proletariat, 31Compensation insurance in Germany, 86Comptroller General (United States), hisfunctions, 250Confederation of Workers of Italy, 41Conscription, as a permanent institution,99-100, 203 et seq.Coolidge, Calvin, President of the UnitedStates, New Era cited, 7, 92, 96; 191, 198Corporative state, its rise and affiliations,54-j5; in Germany, 138 et seq.; in UnitedStates, 192 et seq.Correnti, Cesare, quoted on Italy, 7Cox, Edward Eugene, congressman fromGeorgia, on military service, 204Coyle, David Cushman, his Uncommon Sensecirculated by the Democratic NationalCommittee, 182Crispi, Francesco, Italian statesman, attacksAbyssinia, is defeated at Adowa, 26—27; hisdeath, 27; 20, 22, 25, 51, 171Croce, Benedetto, Italian philosopher, 33,35-36, 69Croker, Richard, American politician, cited,60Cromwell, Oliver, cited, 70, 72, 85Crowd: a Study of the Popular Mind, The,by Le Bon, 45Cuba, and the Platt Amendment, 220Cyrenaica, conquered by Italy, 392¢,Daily `News (N.Y.), on peacetime conscription,205Dante mentioned, 22Darré, Richard Walther Oskar, 1 j 1