...the struggle against Fascism is revealing itself not merely as an Italian problem but as the Italian episode in a universal struggle between freedom and despotism, between liberty of conscience and dogma. (From: Section V: Church and State, Chapter 30: The Itali....)
One cannot expect Fascism to become peaceful and human without desiring its complete annihilation. (From: Section III: Crushing the Opposition, Chapter 20: ....)
Fighting fascism demands a lot from those who undertake it seriously, the risks are high, the hours are long and mostly spent getting bored -- waiting for something to happen, and it doesn't earn you a living. As any committed militant in any struggle will tell you that goes with the territory, nobody asks for thanks or a pat on the back, you just get on with it. (From: Chapter 21: Let's Get Physical..., Page 26..)