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- Il Popolo d'Italia (en català: «El poble d'Itàlia») va ser un diari italià, de publicació diària, que es va editar a Milà entre 1914 i 1943. Fundat per Benito Mussolini, durant el règim feixista va esdevenir una de les principals publicacions d'Itàlia i va exercir com a òrgan d'expressió personal del dictador. Va deixar d'editar-se al juliol de 1943. (ca)
- Il Popolo d’Italia (dt.: „Das Volk von Italien“) ist der Titel einer italienischen politischen Tageszeitung, die 1914 von Benito Mussolini gegründet wurde. Der Titel lehnt sich an jenen des Blattes des italienischen Revolutionärs Giuseppe Garibaldi an. (de)
- Il Popolo d'Italia ("The People of Italy") was an Italian newspaper published from 15 November 1914 until 24 July 1943. It was founded by Benito Mussolini as a pro-war newspaper during World War I, and it later became the main newspaper of the Fascist movement in Italy after the war. It published editions every day with the exception of Mondays. The paper was founded in Milan in November 1914 after Mussolini's expulsion from the Socialist Party, with the aim of supporting Italian entry into World War I. The war had started several months previously, but Italy was neutral at the time and would remain so until May 1915. Il Popolo d'Italia, advocating militarism and irredentism, received financial backing from major companies including Ansaldo and others, especially from the sugar and electrical industries, who wished for Italy to join the war. The paper was also subsidized by government-backed sources in France, on the pretext of influencing Italy to join the Entente Powers in the war. Investigations to identify the sources of funding for the Mussolini newspaper continued even after the World War; the documents found testify both the provenance and the financiers. In 1917 the United Kingdom financed the newspaper: Mussolini made a commitment, for the sum of 100 pounds a week, to boycott any pacifist demonstrations in Italy. Today the documents found attest to the payment of contributions from Italian industrialists interested in increasing military expenses for Italy's desired entry into the war; among these stand out the names of Carlo Esterle (Edison), Emilio Bruzzone ("Società siderurgica di Savona"and" Italian Society for the Indigenous Sugar Industry", of which Eridania was the most important member), Giovanni Agnelli (Fiat), Pio Perrone (Ansaldo) and Emanuele Vittorio Parodi (Acciaierie Odero). After the war, Il Popolo d'Italia became associated with the new Fascist movement, which was also led by Benito Mussolini. The paper served as a way of uniting the many autonomous fascist groups across Italy in the early 1920s, and provided a way to attract new political allies and financial backers. Mussolini left the editorial staff of the paper when he moved to Rome to become prime minister in 1922, but he maintained control by appointing his younger brother Arnaldo as director of the paper, and by communicating regularly with the editors-in-chief. Throughout the period of Fascist rule in the Kingdom of Italy, Il Popolo d'Italia officially remained an independent privately owned newspaper, separate from the National Fascist Party and the Italian state. However, it received funds from the party and the state, as well as continued support from the private sector, and consistently promoted the Fascist point of view on the issues of the day. During his time in power, Mussolini often wrote anonymously for Il Popolo d'Italia, such as when he mocked a proposal for an Italian copy of "Heil Hitler", or to spread his ideas about Italy increasing its birth rate. The masthead of the newspaper carried quotes from socialist revolutionary Louis Auguste Blanqui ("Whoever has steel has bread") and Napoleon Bonaparte ("The Revolution is an idea which has found bayonets!"). From 1936 to 1943, the paper was edited by Giorgio Pini. Among the co-founders were Manlio Morgagni, who became an ardent supporter of fascism and the chairman of news agency Agenzia Stefani. Following the fall of the Fascist regime in Italy, the newspaper was banned by Prime Minister Pietro Badoglio on 24 July 1943. After the German invasion of Italy and the creation of the Italian Social Republic (RSI), Mussolini explicitly refused to revive the newspaper, since he did not want it to become a mouthpiece of the German occupation forces. Instead the newly-founded Republican Fascist Party adopted Il Lavoro Fascista (formerly a publication of fascist syndicalism) as its new official newspaper; despite this, during the period of the RSI, Mussolini generally wrote on the Corriere della Sera, when he felt that it was necessary to publish his declarations. In 1944, Mussolini sold the headquarters of Il Popolo d'Italia to Italian businessman Gian Riccardo Cella and, after the Liberation of Italy, they were used to publish the Corriere Lombardo. In 1946 the Italian government invalidated Mussolini's selling and confiscated it. (en)
- Il Popolo d'Italia (en español: «El pueblo de Italia») fue un periódico italiano, de publicación diaria, que se editó en Milán entre 1914 y 1943. Fundado por Benito Mussolini, durante el régimen fascista se convirtió en una de las principales publicaciones de Italia y ejerció como órgano de expresión personal del dictador. Dejó de editarse en julio de 1943. (es)
- Il Popolo d’Italia est un quotidien créé le 15 novembre 1914 par Benito Mussolini, antérieurement directeur du journal socialiste 'Avanti!. Il dure jusqu'au 24 juillet 1943 et est notamment le vecteur de la fondation du mouvement fasciste après la Première Guerre mondiale. (fr)
- Il Popolo d'Italia è stato un quotidiano politico italiano, fondato da Benito Mussolini nel 1914 per dare voce all'area interventista del Partito Socialista Italiano d'ispirazione repubblicana. Dal 1922 divenne l'organo del Partito Nazionale Fascista. Sospese le pubblicazioni il 26 luglio 1943. Per esplicita volontà di Mussolini, il giornale non fu più pubblicato. (it)
- Il Popolo d’Italia или Народ Италии (1914—1943) — итальянская газета, основанная Бенито Муссолини 15 ноября 1914 года, в результате его раскола с Итальянской социалистической партией. В 1998—1999 годах в Италии издавалась одноимённая современная газета. (ru)
- Il Popolo d'Italia (Italiens folk) var en tidning i Milano som Benito Mussolini grundade 15 november 1914 efter sitt utträde ur Avanti. 1922-1931 redigerades tidningen av . Som litteraturkritiker arbetade . Tidningen fick till en början understöd från den franska staten och från industrin för att lobba för ett italienskt inträde på den allierade sidan i första världskriget. Efter fascismens framväxt blev tidningen Italienska fascistpartiets tidning. Sista numret kom ut 24 juli 1943. (sv)
- Il Popolo d'Italia або Народ Італії (1914-1943) - італійська газета, заснована Беніто Муссоліні 15 листопада 1914 року, в результаті його розколу з Італійської соціалістичної партією . У 1998-1999 роках в Італії видавалася однойменна сучасна газета. (uk)
- 意大利人民（意大利语：Il Popolo d'Italia）是一份意大利报刊，由贝尼托·墨索里尼在1914年意大利社会党分裂后创立。 意大利人民刊行于1914年11月15日至1943年7月24日，它是一战后意大利法西斯运动的重要基础之一。报纸宣传军国主义和意大利民族统一主义。 (zh)
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- Il Popolo d'Italia (en català: «El poble d'Itàlia») va ser un diari italià, de publicació diària, que es va editar a Milà entre 1914 i 1943. Fundat per Benito Mussolini, durant el règim feixista va esdevenir una de les principals publicacions d'Itàlia i va exercir com a òrgan d'expressió personal del dictador. Va deixar d'editar-se al juliol de 1943. (ca)
- Il Popolo d’Italia (dt.: „Das Volk von Italien“) ist der Titel einer italienischen politischen Tageszeitung, die 1914 von Benito Mussolini gegründet wurde. Der Titel lehnt sich an jenen des Blattes des italienischen Revolutionärs Giuseppe Garibaldi an. (de)
- Il Popolo d'Italia (en español: «El pueblo de Italia») fue un periódico italiano, de publicación diaria, que se editó en Milán entre 1914 y 1943. Fundado por Benito Mussolini, durante el régimen fascista se convirtió en una de las principales publicaciones de Italia y ejerció como órgano de expresión personal del dictador. Dejó de editarse en julio de 1943. (es)
- Il Popolo d’Italia est un quotidien créé le 15 novembre 1914 par Benito Mussolini, antérieurement directeur du journal socialiste 'Avanti!. Il dure jusqu'au 24 juillet 1943 et est notamment le vecteur de la fondation du mouvement fasciste après la Première Guerre mondiale. (fr)
- Il Popolo d'Italia è stato un quotidiano politico italiano, fondato da Benito Mussolini nel 1914 per dare voce all'area interventista del Partito Socialista Italiano d'ispirazione repubblicana. Dal 1922 divenne l'organo del Partito Nazionale Fascista. Sospese le pubblicazioni il 26 luglio 1943. Per esplicita volontà di Mussolini, il giornale non fu più pubblicato. (it)
- Il Popolo d’Italia или Народ Италии (1914—1943) — итальянская газета, основанная Бенито Муссолини 15 ноября 1914 года, в результате его раскола с Итальянской социалистической партией. В 1998—1999 годах в Италии издавалась одноимённая современная газета. (ru)
- Il Popolo d'Italia (Italiens folk) var en tidning i Milano som Benito Mussolini grundade 15 november 1914 efter sitt utträde ur Avanti. 1922-1931 redigerades tidningen av . Som litteraturkritiker arbetade . Tidningen fick till en början understöd från den franska staten och från industrin för att lobba för ett italienskt inträde på den allierade sidan i första världskriget. Efter fascismens framväxt blev tidningen Italienska fascistpartiets tidning. Sista numret kom ut 24 juli 1943. (sv)
- Il Popolo d'Italia або Народ Італії (1914-1943) - італійська газета, заснована Беніто Муссоліні 15 листопада 1914 року, в результаті його розколу з Італійської соціалістичної партією . У 1998-1999 роках в Італії видавалася однойменна сучасна газета. (uk)
- 意大利人民（意大利语：Il Popolo d'Italia）是一份意大利报刊，由贝尼托·墨索里尼在1914年意大利社会党分裂后创立。 意大利人民刊行于1914年11月15日至1943年7月24日，它是一战后意大利法西斯运动的重要基础之一。报纸宣传军国主义和意大利民族统一主义。 (zh)
- Il Popolo d'Italia ("The People of Italy") was an Italian newspaper published from 15 November 1914 until 24 July 1943. It was founded by Benito Mussolini as a pro-war newspaper during World War I, and it later became the main newspaper of the Fascist movement in Italy after the war. It published editions every day with the exception of Mondays. From 1936 to 1943, the paper was edited by Giorgio Pini. Among the co-founders were Manlio Morgagni, who became an ardent supporter of fascism and the chairman of news agency Agenzia Stefani. (en)
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