The temptation of the "Second Revolution" was very tempting for Manucia and his companions.

They believe that the fruit of victory they created was completely deprived of, and that they had been shamelessly betrayed. If such contradictions did not intensify, then with the emergence of "Mr. Moyor" it has reached an irreconcilable point.

As the initiator of the "Turinary Uprising", Manucia still had great prestige in the minds of Roman citizens, especially those workers.

He began to make a series of connections quietly, and he could not stand the great dictator Vittorio.

Mussolini could not get the judgment he deserved, and he could not tolerate that he could leave Italy and live his second half of his life freely. He had to prevent such a thing from happening.

And all Italian workers and ordinary citizens will be his greatest support.

A new revolution is underway.

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And at this time, former Italian ruler Vittorio.

Mussolini is also preparing to leave Rome and Italy.

He received support from the "Turinary people", that is, those who overthrew their own origins.

Cardadona did not sympathize with Mussolini. Mussolini's life and death did not have much to do with him. He was just out of his own considerations.

Judging from the current situation in Italy, interim President Bertrul has a great advantage in the upcoming elections, and Vittorio's existence - some reason why he left Rome, will be able to cause great trouble to Bertrul in various ways, thus destroying Bertrul's election dream.

So they must help Vittorio at all costs.

Mussolini left the city.

What is strange is that when they were preparing in full swing, Bertruer seemed to be completely blinded in the dark.

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The plan seemed to be going very smoothly. Catadona and Giorgio, the former leaders of the "Turin Republic" were all involved and were secretly connected for Vittorio's departure.

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On April 6, 1966, two black cars quietly left Vittorio.

Mussolini's residence was rushed away from Rome.

However, when the car was halfway through, an unexpected situation suddenly occurred:

Countless Italians suddenly appeared on the streets, and the road ahead was completely blocked.

The two cars had to stop moving forward.

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The guards in a car ahead jumped down in panic and raised their weapons.

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But they found that they were facing a group of unarmed civilians, and they were a little at a loss for a moment.

These Italians who blocked the road did not vent or were excited, but just looked at the guards holding guns silently.

Silence is sometimes the most terrifying thing.

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The crowd separated, and then Italian workers leaders Katadona, Nadorf and Beakhinok walked out step by step.

"Let your weapons down." Katadona said in a calm voice: "Don't point your weapons at your fellow countrymen."

The guards became even more panicked.

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But they didn't have the courage to pull the trigger in their hands no matter what.

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"Let your weapons!" Catadona repeated his words again: "We are here for the freedom and fairness of Italy, and we are here for the future of Italy. If you really want to shoot, please shoot the bullets on me, all!"

After saying that, he took a step forward.

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The guard took a step back.

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And those Italians also followed Catadona and took a step forward.

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No policeman appeared, and no policeman appeared.

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"We are responsible for protecting the safety of the people in the car behind..." a guard said with difficulty: "Please don't stop us..."

"We know who is sitting in the car behind." Cardadona had no intention of giving in: "Vitorio Mussolini, the culprit who put Italy in trouble. He wanted to go abroad and continue to destroy our country, and we would never allow such a thing to happen. The executioner must be punished as he deserves. Now you can make a choice, Mr. Guard, either make the way out or become the murderer like Vittorio...."
To be continued...