[applause] [inaudible conversations] >> otb continues with someone. the relation between pope pius the 11th and italian dictator benito mussolini, both obtained power in 1922. this is about an hour. [applause] >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. the book was published a few days ago and it's great to have you here to help launch it. i'd like to begin. some of you are more failed millionaire than others here the prologue of the book, even though the scene comes when the end -- near the end of the story, but pope's last days. the pope is not in his office. his ailing, elderly. he begs god to give him a few more days to live. he has something he needs to say and realizes he has very little time left on the earth. for years, the pope had been in good health, known as the robust mountaineer pope as the young priest climbed many high alpine peaks. he was known as imperious, demanding both scholarly and devout. he insisted on knowing every detail of everything going on in the vatican and making all the decisions. but now every day was a challenge. ever

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