Martina Mussolini was the daughter of Guido Mussolini and his first wife Marta Vallejos, granddaughter of Vittorio Mussolini and great-granddaughter of Benito Mussolini, Italy's fascist dictator from 1922 to 1943, and Rachele Guidi. Martina, who spent her childhood in Venezuela, famously wrote a book entitled ‘Fascism, Social State or Dictatorship?” having spent six years investigating “la carta del lavoro,” a law instigated in 1927 to express the social and economic principles of fascism. Martina was survived by children Pierflavio and Andrea Vittoria Semeraro; husband Andrea Semeraro; sisters Orsola and Vittoria; brother Caio Giulio Cesare Mussolini; nephew Carlo Alberto; niece Costanza; distant cousins Mariana, Alessandra, Elisabetta, Rachele Mussolini, Silvia ed Edda Negri Mussolini.
Martina Mussolini was the daughter of Guido Mussolini and his first wife Marta Vallejos, granddaughter of Vittorio Mussolini and great-granddaughter of Benito Mussolini, Italy's fascist dictator from 1922 to 1943, and Rachele Guidi. Martina, who spent her childhood in Venezuela, famously wrote a book entitled ‘Fascism, Social State or Dictatorship?” having spent six years investigating “la carta del lavoro,” a law instigated in 1927 to express the social and economic principles of fascism. Martina was survived by children Pierflavio and Andrea Vittoria Semeraro; husband Andrea Semeraro; sisters Orsola and Vittoria; brother Caio Giulio Cesare Mussolini; nephew Carlo Alberto; niece Costanza; distant cousins Mariana, Alessandra, Elisabetta, Rachele Mussolini, Silvia ed Edda Negri Mussolini.
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