The 1925 is evoked in the Italian Masonic entourage as the black year: that year the executive under Benito Mussolini promulgated the law on “Allocation of the activity by associations, institutions and their enlisting of civil servant and employees of bodies subject by law to the appointment of the State, the provinces and municipalities”, known as “the rule against Masonry.” Scanning carefully the text the name of Freemasonry is never mentioned, instead when the Chamber of Deputies discussed its articles, it appeared almost obvious it was conceived right against that institution
The Grand Orient of Italy in Exile
Emanuela Locci
2019-01-01
Abstract
The 1925 is evoked in the Italian Masonic entourage as the black year: that year the executive under Benito Mussolini promulgated the law on “Allocation of the activity by associations, institutions and their enlisting of civil servant and employees of bodies subject by law to the appointment of the State, the provinces and municipalities”, known as “the rule against Masonry.” Scanning carefully the text the name of Freemasonry is never mentioned, instead when the Chamber of Deputies discussed its articles, it appeared almost obvious it was conceived right against that institution
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