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Who was the first fascists leader in Europe and took control of Italy?
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Benito Mussolini
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What were the non-fascist countries in Eastern Europe in 1939?
All of them except Italy and Germany. The leader of Spain favored the fascists but he ran a dictatorship that was not as cruel as the government in Germany and Italy.
Who was the first leader in Europe and took control of Italy?
Benito Mussolini
Who was the first facist leader in Europe and took control of Italy?
benito mussolini
What was the organization established by Mussolini?
he lead italy. He was a dictaor of Italy he lead italy. He was a dictaor of Italy
Whom did the Fascists battle in the streets of Italy?
The Fascists battled Socialists hodlums.
Why did the allies decide to invade invade north Africa and Italy?
The invaded Africa because Benito Mussolini's fascists occupied those countries. Then they invaded Italy to remove Mussolini from power and take out Hitler's ally in Europe.
Who did the fascists battle in Italy?
No one, Italy was part of the axis for a time and were allied with them.
Who was the dictator who led the fascists in Italy?
Benito Mussolini.
What was the march on rome that was led by Italy's dictator?
It was a march on the capital of Italy by the fascists, but at that time their leader, Mussolini was not a dictator yet. The fascists' march on Rome to demand the resignation of the prime minister. The prime minister ordered a state of siege, but the king handed power to Mussolini who, the next day was asked to form a cabinet. Soon after this Mussolini established a dictatorship.
Did Rome control England?
No, Italy is in Europe. It is a country on the Mediterranean Sea.
How did Benito Mussolini get control over Europe's government?
He never did. When he was alive Europe didn't have anything resembling a common government. But he did manage to get control of Italy, a part of Europe.
Who were the fascist rulers of germany italy and japan?
The Japanese Fascists http://www.marx.org/reference/archive/dimitrov/works/1937/war.htm The Japanese Fascists http://www.marx.org/reference/archive/dimitrov/works/1937/war.htm
