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Darrow, Clarence, on repeal of prohibition,229Dawes Plan in Germany, 92Declaration of Independence (American), 217Decline of the West, by Spengler, mentioned,"3Decomposition of Marxism, The, by GeorgesSorel, 30Deficits, in Italian budgets, 15, 18, 39, 42,jo—51; in Germany, 87 et seq.; in theUnited States, 172-73Delano, Col. Frederic, head of National ResourcesPlanning Board, 202Democracy, a loose term, yDemocratic National Committee, circulatesCoyle's Uncommon Sense, 182Democratic party, its platforms, 170-71,174-75Depression of 1929, 166, 174, 191, 242Depretis, Agostino, Italian statesman, 12; hisbudget policies, 13-15; ¿o, 22, 26, 51, 171,177-78Deutschland, Deutschland, über alïes, Germannational anthem for Hitler, 132Dictatorship, in fascism, 2, 61 et seq.; precedentsfor in Germany, 142 et seq.; confusedwith totalitarianism, 229Dies, Martin, congressman from Texas, 3Dingfelder, Dr. Johannes, in the GermanWorker's party, 128—29; I 5°Dodecanese islands conquered by Italy, 39Dollfuss, Engelbert, Austrian Premier, assassinated,2; his fascist regime, 163Douglas, Maj. Clifford Hugh, English economist,169Drexler, Anton, German locksmith, 128-29,131,iyoDual Consumptive Economy, of Dr. Hansen,188"Dynamism," as expounded by Mussolini, 56Ebenstein, William, his figures of fascist spendingon army and navy, yyEbert, Friedrich, President of the Weimar republic,127Economic difficulties in Italy, 8-9, 17Economic Program for American Democracy,An, book proclaiming the end of the capitalistsystem, quoted, 180-81Economic system, its control at base offascism, 28Eighteenth Amendment, and its disappearance,i29266Eisner, Kurt, Bavarian Premier, assassinated,127Eleven Points of San Sepolcro, 45, 49Elite, principle of the, 66, m—12, 154Encyclopaedia Britannica, quoted on Italy, 14;on public spending, 178Engels, Friedrich, German socialist, 101Enock, Arthur Guy, on defense expendituresof Germany^ 105Esser, Hermann, German reporter, 128; hisharangues on socialism and anti-Semitism,129Ethiopia, defeats Italy at Adowa, 27, 38Ezekiel, Mordecai, economist, his plan forproduction and distribution, 186-87, X 9AFarm Holiday, 169Farrar, Frederic William, dean of Canterbury,on evolution of imperialism, 219—20Fasci di azione Revolutionaria, organized byMussolini, 40; disappears, 44Fasci di Combattimento, organized by Mussolini,44; its program, 4$Fascism, its vague understanding, 1, 74;definitions, 2, 48 et seq., 67, 161 et seq.;growth in Italy, 3-4; as carried out byMussolini, 1 et seq.; praises of, 70; 74 passim.Feder, Gottfried, German engineer, 128; originatorof Feder geld, 129; 130-32, IJO, 156Federal Reserve Board, 182Federal Trade Commission, in attack on monopolies,190; 191, 246, 250Federgeld (feather money), invention of GottfriedFeder, 129Ferrero, Guglielmo, Italian historian, 8; hisMilitarism quoted, 16Fichte, Johann Gottlieb, his social philosophy,108; his The Closed Commercial State cited,109; 156, 196Figaro, Le, quoted on German debt, 89Five-Year Plan of Russia, 191—92Ford, Prof. Henry Jones, on corporations, 233Fortune magazine, 182Franco, Francesco, as a dictator, 76Franco-Prussian War, 79Free Corps in Germany, 127-28"Free enterprise," 189Frick, Wilhelm, German socialist, 1 y 1Fruits of Fascism, The, by Herbert L. Matthews,73Garibaldi, Giuseppe, Italian patriot, 4, 22Gazette (Emporia, Kan.), editorial quoted,220