REAL HISTORY. The official version is that Italy’s head of state from 1922 to 1943, Benito Mussolini (1883-1945), and his mistress, Clara Petacci, were shot by Italian partisans near Lake Como in Italy at 4.10pm on April 28, 1945.

Most have seen pictures of their trussed bodies slung up by their feet, Communist partisans screaming wildly as the bullet spattered flesh cascades.

So far, so bad

The lesson learned: Never allow yourselves to be captured by the democrats or the workers’ representatives.

This wasn’t quite as it happened but was a staged cover-up for a successful British plot aimed at locating and murdering the Italian leader.

What really happened

According to Peter Tomkins, an American journalist and former secret agent in Rome, a British assassination squad, accompanied by Communist partisans, killed the elected Italian premier and his lady much earlier in the day.

The motive was simple

Mussolini was carrying letters that revealed plans for a secret deal with Churchill that was intended to make a separate peace with the Allies in clear breach of the Prime Minister’s agreement with the U.S. regime.

President Roosevelt to seek nothing but the unconditional surrender of all the Axis prisoners of war.

Mussolini pleads for his life

One of the few letters written by the Italian leader to come to light pleads with the British premier to ‘intervene and guarantee the chance to justify and defend myself.’

His findings are supported by Signor Lonati, 83, a former Communist who was part of the hit squad.

Historic importance for the future of Italy

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He described how they arrived at the house where partisans were holding the couple, to find Mussolini holding a briefcase; he said the contents were of historic importance for the future of Italy.

Signor Lonati told Tomkins that the British agent he named as John said to him his orders were to eliminate both because Signora Petacci knew many things.

Mussolini had to be slain by an Italian

Lonati explained that he could not shoot the defenceless woman, so John said he would shoot her. He added that Mussolini had to be killed by an Italian.

In the television documentary, Rai, the Italian state television broadcaster, makers of the documentary The Final Truth disclose that photographic evidence of the murders was obtained and delivered to the British consulate in Milan.

The missing photographs

Tomkins later approached the British Embassy in Rome. When he enquired as to the whereabouts of the photographs, an official said he would see what he could do.

The belated response was an emphatic no, but they did not say the photographs did not exist.

The documentary discloses that, according to the testimony of 19-year-old Dorina Mazzola, who was in the house at the time, shots were fired at what she said was 11:00 a.am

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