ROME, March 23. -- Premier Mussolini's first thought on leaving his home today for the first breath of fresh air which he has enjoyed in five weeks was for his pet lion, named Italia, which he...

2025年3月26日 · Benito Mussolini is known to be one of the founders of Italian Fascism. Yet, while he was busy ruling Italy with an iron fist, he still somehow found time for hobbies like lion taming. In fact, he even had his own pet lion named Ras.

2014年3月3日 · 1924 - Mussolini in cage feeds his lion cub Italia, Mussolini plays with cub, Mussolini and friends take an early morning horseback ride. 1930 - Huge rally i...

2021年2月21日 · Mussolini had a pet lion, but then he always did try too hard. The Soviet Union’s hard man had his own breed, used by the secret police to terrify people, so fierce that they came to be known as Stalin’s Dogs. Did Stalin own a pet? The locals gave Stalin a pet dog, which he named Stepan Timofeevich and nicknamed Tishka.

What if the architect of fascism began his mornings not with politics, but with a lion? Benito Mussolini, the controversial dictator of Italy, had an unusual...

Benito Mussolini (1883 - 1945) going for a drive with his pet lion cub 'Ras', a gift from Aldo Finci. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)

2020年2月25日 · He could be seen posing with his pet lion, wearing shorts and boxing gloves, playing the violin, swimming, driving a sports car, fencing, or working a scythe, shirtless, in a wheat field surrounded by happy peasants. With thirty million pictures in 2,500 different poses in circulation, he was believed to be the most photographed man in history.

2013年8月27日 · Il Duce, Benito Mussolini, enjoyed being portrayed as an alpha-male, and would try to portray macho mannerisms by being seen to practice sports such as fencing, motorcar racing, skiing, horse...

Benito Mussolini going for a drive with his pet lion cub “Ras”, a gift from Aldo Finci. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images) Italian dictator Benito Mussolini enjoying a ride on his horse in the grounds of his villa “Borgnese”.

Göring and his wife Emmy showing off pet lion cub to Benito Mussolini at Carinhall. Germany, 1937. Sept. 27-28. Photograph. https://www.loc.gov/item/96513566/.