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Why were the people of Italy willing to allow mussolini to have so much power over their lives after the end of world war 1?
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i really dont care! lol ! jk i dont know
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What did Italian partisans do to Mussolini as allied forces advanced on Italy in September 1943?
They killed him and hung his nude body in a town plaza to allow the people to do what they wanted to the body.
What was the result of negotiations between Mussolini and Pope Pius XI?
If the Catholic Church wouldn't say anything about how the Jews were being exterminated, Mussolini would allow the Catholic Church to continue to hold services for their people. NEW RESPONDENT. The negotiations between Mussolini and Pius XI led to the Concordat of 1929, that sorted out the relations between Italy and The State of Vatican, which had been remaining pending since the 1870, the year of the seize of Rome by the Italian Army.
Did Mussolini allow freedom of press?
No. He was fascist, i doubt he let freedom of anything.
What was Italy's position during the Holocaust in World War 2?
While the (Italian) Fascists were in power in Italy, the country did not allow Jews to be rounded up or sent to death camps. However, when Italy surrendered (and changed sides) the Nazis established a puppet state in Nothern Italy. Mussolini was kidnapped and made the nominal head of this government, but it was under German control from mid 1943 onwards - and sent Jews to Auschwitz.
Can God allow a lesbian relationship to happen if you ask him?
Yes, if God is willing to allow it he will.
Why do you believe society was so willing to allow for the enslavement of the africans brought to America?
Economics..for money some people will tolarate a great evil.
Why did Mexico fight back?
They were not willing to allow a violation of their sovereignty.
Would you allow your students to obtain an answer by trial and error?
yes if they are willing too
Did adolf Hitler rule Italy?
Italy was under Fascist rule from 1922 until the Allied advances in 1943 caused the Italian government to fall and be replaced by one friendly to the Allies. Fascism was a right-wing, authoritarian political movement with many similarities to Nazism, but was not identical to Nazism. After the 1943 surrender of Italian forces, those portions of Italy not controlled by Allied forces were under Nazi control until liberated by the Allies.
ON what island did the Allies land on that Mussolini was forced out of office?
Answer In July 1943, the Allies landed on Sicily after they had defeated the Germans & Italians in North Africa. Sicily is part of Italy, not just a colony. This was also the time that the Allies began to fly bombing missions over Italy's mainland and also over Rome. The Italians did not want to fight anymore and did not want the war to come to their homeland. With support from the King Emmanuel, the cabinet met and forced Mussolini to resign during the campaign for Sicily. The Italian government tried to secretly negotiate an alliance with the Allies and not let the Germans know what they were doing. The leaders of the Allies would not allow Italy to join them but required their surrender. When the Allied invasion force was heading to land at Salerno on 8 Sept, Italy agreed and announced their surrender.
Why would Pacifists go to War?
People can sometimes be forced to do things that they don't want to do. Some people are willing to make any necessary sacrifice for their principles, but many are not. Many people will allow themselves to be conscripted into the military if the alternative is to go to jail.
How would Enlightement absolute monarch?
An absolute monarch is a ruler (king or queen) who does not allow anyone to disagree with them. Their rule is law. During the Enlightenment the people in countries around the world were encouraged to take charge of their lives, their politics and their countries. In order for the people to take charge their ruler must be willing to work with them - an absolute monarch would not be willing.
