Deutscher Verband, 185–7 _Deutschland über Alles_, 21 Diaz, General, 343 Dictatorship, proletariat and a, 349 Dinaric Alps, 120, 127 Diplomatic and consular services, 305 Dock-workers, Fascisti, 82 “Dolomites of Italian Thought,” the, 114 Dortmund, 235 Dumas, 353 Dunkirk, attack on, 19 Eastern Mediterranean. _See under_ Mediterranean Economic policy, 274 Economy, Ministry of National, xvii Edvige, xvi Eight Hours Day Bill, xvii, 198, 354 Electoral Reform, xvii, 101, 165, 314, 347, 359–60, 362 Elementary schools, religious instruction in, xii Emigration, 341 Employers and employed, co-operation between, 285 Eneo, 262 England, Russian expectation of financial aid from, 19; Italian confidence in, 46; D’Annunzio’s _coup_ at Fiume and, 104; mandate in Palestine, 194–5; continental alliance against, 231 Entente, the: French and British soldiers at the Piave battle, 59; Italy’s position and, 211–12; the Ruhr advance and, 230; Greco-Turkish affairs and, 254; continued existence of, 259 Entente, Little, 124, 238, 240, 300, 345 d’Esperey, Franchet, 189 Esthonia, xviii, 283 Etna, eruption of, 331 Europe, economic system of, 275 Exchanges, European, 345 Ex-soldiers, blind, 277; National Association of, 316 Facta, Signor, 165, 267 Fara, Gustavo, General, xii, 310 Farinacci, Roberto, 158 Fasci Italiani di Combattimento, 103, 328 Fascio of Fighters, 92; demands of, 132 Fascio Nazionale dei Combattenti, x