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How were Japan's militarist like Hitler and Mussolini?
they were from europe
What did the allied invasion of Italy force Hitler to do?
Hitler had some 60 divisions in France in case of an Allied invasion of Europe, but when Sicily was invaded by the Allies and Mussolini was captured, Hitler, not wanted the Allies in Continental Europe, invaded Northern Italy and Simultaneously sent a rescue team for Mussolini, there he established a puppet government for Mussolini
What are factor in how Mussolini and Hitler were able to exert power in Europe?
Used gas in bottles
How did Benito Mussolini Adolf Hitler Hirohito contribute to the rise of fascism in Europe and Japan?
katherina correa
Who was older Hitler or Mussolini?
Mussolini was six years older than Hitler.
How were Japan's militarist like Hitler and Mussolini?
they were from europe
What did the allied invasion of Italy force Hitler to do?
Hitler had some 60 divisions in France in case of an Allied invasion of Europe, but when Sicily was invaded by the Allies and Mussolini was captured, Hitler, not wanted the Allies in Continental Europe, invaded Northern Italy and Simultaneously sent a rescue team for Mussolini, there he established a puppet government for Mussolini
Who were the two dictators on the rise in Europe?
Benito Mussolini, Joseph Stalin, and Adolf Hitler
What are factor in how Mussolini and Hitler were able to exert power in Europe?
Used gas in bottles
What did Hitler copy from Mussolini?
Hitler copied Mussolini's fascist party
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.
How did Benito Mussolini Adolf Hitler Hirohito contribute to the rise of fascism in Europe and Japan?
katherina correa
Who was older Hitler or Mussolini?
Mussolini was six years older than Hitler.
Who were the dictators in Europe during ww2?
Adolf Hitler-Germany Benito Mussolini-Italy Josef stalin-Russia general tojo-Japan
Who were dictatorship's in the 1930s in Europe?
hitler, mussalini are the only two i know of
What four factors lead to the growing European tension?
Factors leading to the growing tension in Europe included the Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact, the policy of appeasement, and the failures of the League of Nations. Last, but not least, were the dictatorships of Hitler in Germany and Mussolini in Italy.
How did Mussolini maintain his popularity among Western European leaders?
Mussolini was famous for his tirades against Bolshevism. Despite his fascism and aggression in Africa, he even won the admiration of Winston Churchill. Mussolini's initial opposition to Hitler's early takeover ambitions on Austria was also well received. As late January 1939, Chamberlain traveled to Rome in an effort to convince Mussolini to not become an official ally of Hitler.
