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What was it about Benito Mussolini's method of government and Fascism that appealed to the Germans?
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First,Its very important to understand that Mussolini was very envious and jealous of Hitlers success as a politician and later as a conquerer. Second, Benito and Hitler shared similar goals. Musolin desired for Italy to return to the glory of the Roman Empire Era. Third, Benitos cooperation with Hitler, provided Hitler with a staging area, airfields, and ports to mount offensive operations into Africa and Mediteranian area. Fourth, Italys military could only succesfully conduct limited military operations and Hitler understood this (better than Mussolini). But Hitler knew that even the Italians could protect his southern Flank by using Italys vast mountain ranges, until Germany could reinforce Italy.
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How did fascist philosophies contribute to the Holocaust?
Fascism's commitment to nationalism led many Germans to believe that Jews had no place in German society.
How did German Nazism and Italian Fascism attitudes about race differ?
they gave world another direction...Germans hate Jews while Italians hate black people
Adolfo hitlers popularity was aided by a?
Hitler was popular in his opposition to what Germans saw as inequitable terms of the Versailles Treaty. He also appealed to German nationalism. He blamed many of Germany's problems on the "lesser races" such as the Jews.
Where did the Germans create a puppet government?
In France, with its headquarter in Vichy. Maréchal Pétain was then president
When Germans left East Berlin in large numbers the East German government...?
a wall
What is the connection between fascism and the Holocaust?
Nothing, fascism is a word used to describe the system of government of Italy and a arguably Spain. The Holocaust was perpetrated by (mainly) the Germans and not supported by the Italians.
What has the author Elizabeth Wiskemann written?
Elizabeth Wiskemann has written: 'Czechs and Germans' -- subject(s): Germans, Minorities, Politics and government 'Italy since 1945. --' -- subject(s): History 'Fascism in Italy' -- subject(s): Fascism, History 'L' axe Rome-Berlin' 'Fascism in Italy (Making of the Twentieth Century)' 'Undeclared war' -- subject(s): Causes, Foreign relations, Politics and government, World War, 1939-1945 'Fascism in Italy: its development and influence' -- subject(s): Fascism, History, Faschismus, Fascisme
What has the author Pentad written?
Pentad. has written: 'The remaking of Italy' -- subject(s): History, Politics and government, Fascism in Italy, Germans, British
What has the author E Wiskemann written?
E. Wiskemann has written: 'Fascism in Italy' 'Czechs and Germans'
Why were the Germans and Italians able to accept fascism prior to world war 2?
choclate cake and cookies
What conditions favored the arrival of fascism to power?
People in Germany and some in Italy were starving, homeless, jobless and wanted a government who promised them changes and made the improvements. The depression made matters worse. This created an environment in which the Germans were fooled by Adolf Hitler and the Nazis. Mussolini was already in power. Spain went to Fascism prior to the Great Depression.
What has the author Emily Turner-Graham written?
Emily Turner-Graham has written: '\\' -- subject(s): Fascism, Germans, History
Did people follow Hitler because he told them Germans were the best?
Hitler rose to power during the Great Depression, which affected every country around the world. The Germans were demoralized and they blamed their government for Germany's defeat during World War I. Because most people were poor and homeless from the economic depression, they needed new guidance. Some Germans rebelled against their old democratic government and the Nazi party quickly rose to power, conforming to a new militaristic and expansionist government called fascism. It was like a last bit of hope for the Germans, that breaking the rules and rebuilding the military will help them conquer again and make them have pride. Through Hitler's actions against the old democratic government and through his public speeches, Germans quickly admitted him.
What was Adolf Hitler's popularity aided by?
Hitler was popular in his opposition to what Germans saw as inequitable terms of the Versailles Treaty. He also appealed to German nationalism. He blamed many of Germany's problems on the "lesser races" such as the Jews.
Fascism in Germany?
There was no such thing as German Fascism because the Germans were National Socialists (Nazis).National Socialism is actually more like communism than Fascism. Hitler adopted a lot of Mussolini's ideas which made National Socialism look like Fascism but they could not be more different.Fascism is a faith based strong centrist government while National Socialism endorsed the extermination of certain people for the betterment of the nation.Strong nationalism is at times hard for some people to separate from racism but this is the line that the two governments walk.IN ORDERFascism believes in --------------------------------- God-Country-FamilyNational Socialism/Communism------------------ Country-Family-GodDemocracy ------------------------------------------ Family-God-Country
How did fascist philosophies contribute to the Holocaust?
Fascism's commitment to nationalism led many Germans to believe that Jews had no place in German society.
Was there group identity if one joined Hitler's rank?
Absolutely. Fascism denoted a strong sense of national identity and unity, which many Germans were willing and ready to get on board with.
