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Clara Betasy, a lonely and nameless Italian beauty, her name remains in the history books entirely because of an accident.
Clara Betasi
Because she was the mistress of the notorious Italian fascist dictator Mussolini, and more importantly, she was the only woman who accompanied Mussolini to the Yellow Springs.
A sin war criminal, but there is a red-faced Clara who is willing to die of infatuation, allow me to tell you about that tortuous past.
Clara Betasi
Clara Betasi was born in 1912 to a wealthy family in Rome. Her father, Francesco Saviglio Petacci, was a member of the medical team of Pope Pius XI and ran a clinic in Rome. Her mother, Giusepina Pesicheti, was a devout Catholic who always held a rosary in her hand and demanded of every child in strict accordance with Catholic doctrine.
Clara Betasi
Clara grew up in a Catholic school, the second of three children. When it comes to academic performance, Clara has not been very good, she has not even obtained a high Chinese certificate. But everyone who had seen her had to acknowledge Clara's beauty and talent. She was a girl with beautiful curves, fair skin, brown eyes with a hint of melancholy, and although she did not do well in her culture classes, she loved to draw, play the violin, and write poetry. In the little girl's fantasy, she wants to pursue a film career or become a painter. She wrote down all her thoughts in her diary, those beautiful words are full of romantic thoughts, she worships the strong, and wants to live a different life.
Clara Betasi
There are too many girls like this, what girl didn't have such a period of thought when she was young? So when Clara plastered her home with portraits and photographs of the Italian ruler Mussolini, none of the family took it seriously. There was even some happiness, after all, Italy was Mussolini's house at this time, and it was safer for the family to support the ruler than to be a "rebel". Perhaps they also had the idea of "selling women for glory", but although the family is rich, it is not qualified to climb to the presidency.
In this way, Clara grew to the age of 20 and became engaged to an Air Force captain, Ricardo Federici.
Benito Mussolini
Benito Amircaré Andrea Mussolini came from a poor background, and he was born in a small town called Predapio in Ferrara, Italy. Although he received his diploma with good grades, for some time afterwards, Mussolini made a living as a substitute teacher and a short job.
Mussolini in his youth
It may seem that he is not as famous as Adolf Hitler, but in essence Mussolini was the first "successful" fascist on the European continent. He started his career as a newspaper, the Italian People, and founded the organization "Fascist of Revolutionary Action". He spoke with his followers and preached the benefits of war, much to the excitement of many young people, who hated not being able to immediately join the army and serve the country.
After the end of World War I, a large number of retired soldiers returned home, unpaid and even incapacitated by injuries on the battlefield. Mussolini took the opportunity to praise the good character of the soldiers in his own newspaper and to help veterans claim compensation from the government. In this way, Mussolini gained the favor of the army and naturally established the organization "Fighting Italian Fascists". Incited the people at the bottom, formed a formal fascist party, and began to chase the supreme power.
Mussolini
In 1922, Mussolini succeeded, was ordered to organize a cabinet and was appointed Prime Minister of Italy.
It can be said that Clara's admiration for Mussolini is not accidental, in his years of brainwashing, many young Italians have become Mussolini's followers, Mussolini's prestige has accumulated more and more, and those young people who do not know it are attracted to fascism, and Clara is just one of them.
She wrote letters to Mussolini, one after another, full of burning feelings. Of course, Clara knew she wouldn't get a response.
Crazy emotions
By chance, on April 24, 1932, twenty-year-old Clara drove from Rome to Ostia with her family and fiancé. A brand-new car overtook their car, and Clara looked over curiously, only to find that it was her "idol" Mussolini sitting in the car. An excited Clara let the driver catch up with all her might, and then she excitedly shouted at Mussolini: "I'm coming, it's me, Clara Betasy!" ”
Clara Betasi
Mussolini ordered the driver to stop and offered to speak to Clara for a few words. Clara, who had already become a fan, said to Mussolini in a trembling voice, "I am Clara Betasi, I have written you many letters, and I admire you!" A beautiful young girl opened her eyes and looked at him with affection, and even Mussolini could not help but think about it. He spoke kindly to the girl for a few words, even jotted down her phone number, and made several phone calls afterwards. No one knows when their intimate relationship began, and some historians believe they had a close relationship around 32-33, when Clara was married to Federic.
Clara marries her fiancé Federici
Clara was really in love with Mussolini, even though he already had a wife and children, even though she was not his only lover, nor was she the last. It was for no reason that Clara fell in love with this man of 14 lovers, 29 years older than her, and became a member of Mussolini's harem.
When Mussolini became exclusive with Clara, he forced Clara to separate from her husband and sent the poor man to Japan. He kept his canary captive in the upscale neighborhood of the Camilusian villa in Rome, and out of intense jealousy, Mussolini asked Clara to live in seclusion in this luxurious apartment. He said to Clara, "Honey, I madly want to have you, your body, your taste, your everything..." Clara sees this as love, and she wants to be his "little girl," standing by the phone every day, always on call.
Clara Betasi
On those days when she could not see Mussolini, she wrote all her thoughts in her diary. Even every date, every phone call from Mussolini was recorded in Clara's diary, and when the man was away, she read it repeatedly and revisited it repeatedly.
It was as if Clara had been poisoned, and she gave everything to this man.
Confused emotions
As a dictator with countless lovers, Clara did not have much time to spend with Mussolini. But every time they met, the two were like ordinary lovers, and Mussolini talked to Clara about his life, his family, and some of the people he had come into contact with. For countless nights, Mussolini told Clara about his great ideals, his great deeds of "reshaping Italy", and how much misunderstanding and suffering he endured in the process.
Clara is captivated and patiently listens to the man's voice and sees him as a god.
Mussolini
Mussolini also confessed to Clara that he had more than five hundred lovers, but he assured that most of them had only spent a few minutes in the Venetian Palace. Clara, still jealous, said to Mussolini: "You are like my husband to me, and when I learned of your infidelity, my heart was broken..." It was when the two feelings were intertwined that Mussolini immediately assured her that from now on she would be the only woman in his life. Of course, the only one could not be the only one, and in the years when the two were at their most intimate relationship, Mussolini reduced the amount of time he spent dating other women.
Clara Betasi
Mussolini was also generous to Clara's family, helping Clara's father open a large clinic and let Clara's brother enter the army, and the whole family benefited from this relationship, and naturally became loyal fascists.
In August 1943, Clara's lover identity was revealed, and coupled with changes in the political situation, Mussolini had to reduce his meeting with Clara. Clara could not stand this marginalization, and she hoped that Mussolini would leave his wife and marry her. Clara wrote to Mussolini: "Should I still follow you?" Should I still die for you? ...... I despise you, I despise you, and from this moment on, I break off my friendship with you... If you respect me, if you love me, please give me personal dignity..."
Mussolini
Letters of renunciation were written one after another, but Clara never broke up with Mussolini.
You will be mine
In 1943, Mussolini was expelled from government by Victor Manuel III, and everything he once had fell apart. Later, he was released by the Germans and formed the "Government of the Republic of Salou", becoming a puppet of Hitler. Clara can't wait to be reunited with her lover, but Mussolini has no sweetness in his heart, because he knows that the end is coming.
Clara Betasi
Mussolini began to arrange the departure of his lover, wife and children. He told them there was a car that would take them to the airport and then take a plane to Spain. "Rest assured, you'll be fine." Wife Rachel took the children to the car, but Clara firmly refused to leave.
Clara told Mussolini: "If this is your decision and it is what you want, I accept, but I want you to know that if your fate is to die, I am willing to be with you until the end, to die with you." ”
Clara Betasi
Mussolini replied, "How strange is your love, Clarita, I don't know what I have done to deserve it." Please go, please help yourself. You are young, attractive, intelligent, and there are many good lives waiting for you. ”
Clara said resolutely, "Maybe this is my last chance to be the only woman in your life." ”
Looking into Clara's determined eyes, Mussolini was not trying to persuade her, he acquiesced to the woman to stay by his side.
Clara Betasi
On April 27, 1945, Mussolini was captured by guerrilla patrols, and the two were taken into separate custody. The leader of the guerrillas approached Clara and said that as long as she was willing to provide evidence of Mussolini's guilt, he could commute her sentence or even release her. Clara loudly refused. The next day, when the officer who executed them opened fire, Clara stopped in front of Mussolini, and after several shots in the body, she died in front of Mussolini.
The two were executed by shooting at the house
Clara's brother Marcelo stayed with the two and was shot while trying to escape. Her mother lived until 1962, while her father did not die until 1970.
Were Mussolini and Clara in love? I do not know.
After all, love is mutual, and nameless lovers should not seem to be described as love.
Clara Betasi
Clara had been madly adoring this unassuming man at a very young age, and when they officially met at the age of 20, Mussolini was already the father of 5 children, 49 years old, only 1.60 meters tall, and his posture was no longer as strong as that of a young man. Yet she chased him like a moth to the fire, as if she had no soul to obsess over him. For Mussolini's sake, she gave up hope of life and was willing to live and die with him, but how much of it was love, how much was infatuation, how much was worship, and how much was madness?
This stupid woman is not easy to say about the other, but she deserves to love this sentence to the death.