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Who was the Italian leader during the Great Depression?
Benito Amilcare Andrea Mussolini [July 29, 1883-April 28, 1945] became Prime Minister of Italy on October 31, 1922. He assumed ever more prestigious titles and assumed ever greater powers until his overthrow and arrest on July 25, 1943. The Great Depression generally was viewed as beginning by 1929 and lasting into the late 1930's or early 1940's. So Mussolini led the Italian government during the Depression years.
What were the causes of the fascist Revolution in Italy?
The Italian mass didn't have a sense of belonging, and Nationalism was very low. Mussolini, the Italian Fascist believer convinced the Italian people that they needed to stand together as a nation, and that they needed a great leader for it, he sugested himslef for that particular role.
How was Benito Mussolini training?
He was a great soldier
How did Mussolini feel about roman empire?
Mussolini had a great affinity for the Roman Empire and he wanted to revive it in the modern age as much as possible. It was not the only time a dictator has looked to the past in order to give his regime a perception of historical legitimacy. Hitler did it with the heroic German myths, and the Japanese did it with the samurai tradition.
What did Hitler and Mussolini have in common?
Mussolini and HitlerHitler was a fan of Mussolini but he put his own spin on Fascism. Mussolini was fired by his party in Italy and no one in Germany would have dared to try that with Hitler.They were similar in the way that they both wanted to take over a certain country and eventually take over the world. Also they were both watchful over the League of Natons. They are also similar in the way that they both lost and they both died in the end of all their chaos.
Who was the Italian leader during the Great Depression?
Benito Amilcare Andrea Mussolini [July 29, 1883-April 28, 1945] became Prime Minister of Italy on October 31, 1922. He assumed ever more prestigious titles and assumed ever greater powers until his overthrow and arrest on July 25, 1943. The Great Depression generally was viewed as beginning by 1929 and lasting into the late 1930's or early 1940's. So Mussolini led the Italian government during the Depression years.
What were the causes of the fascist Revolution in Italy?
The Italian mass didn't have a sense of belonging, and Nationalism was very low. Mussolini, the Italian Fascist believer convinced the Italian people that they needed to stand together as a nation, and that they needed a great leader for it, he sugested himslef for that particular role.
Why did Mussolini want be in the World War 2?
Only Mussolini can tell us for certain, but we can guess that it was his relationship with Hitler, and his childhood (He stabbed a fellow classmate with a pencil, due to his anger) that lead to him wanting power. or simply he wanted to make Italy great.
When did the Germans invaded Rome?
If you are referring to the time of WWII,the Germans did not"invade" Rome. Italy,of which Rome is the Capitol was an ally of Germany. The Axis Powers were Germany,Italy and Japan. The Italian Army was comparatively weak against the Allied Powers(U.S.,Britain and many others).In order to support Mussolini-the Italian dictator-Hitler sent a great many German troops into Italy at Mussolini's request. In fact at one point Mussolini had lost his grip on power and the German military saved him and re-installed him to power.
How was Benito Mussolini training?
He was a great soldier
Who came first Mussolini Lenin Alexander the Great or Napolean?
Alexander the Great
How did Mussolini feel about roman empire?
Mussolini had a great affinity for the Roman Empire and he wanted to revive it in the modern age as much as possible. It was not the only time a dictator has looked to the past in order to give his regime a perception of historical legitimacy. Hitler did it with the heroic German myths, and the Japanese did it with the samurai tradition.
What did Hitler and Mussolini have in common?
Mussolini and HitlerHitler was a fan of Mussolini but he put his own spin on Fascism. Mussolini was fired by his party in Italy and no one in Germany would have dared to try that with Hitler.They were similar in the way that they both wanted to take over a certain country and eventually take over the world. Also they were both watchful over the League of Natons. They are also similar in the way that they both lost and they both died in the end of all their chaos.
Who were Mussolini's enemies?
the u.s. great Britain soviet union France
What were Benito Mussolini's great ideas?
He had no good ideas ,, he was a failure :p
What type of dictatorship was Benito Mussolini in during the great depression?
Fascist
What is 'great' when translated from English to Italian?
"Great" in English means grande in Italian.
