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After World War I, Italy faced significant economic turmoil, including high inflation, unemployment, and widespread social unrest. The Treaty of Versailles also left many Italians feeling betrayed due to the lack of territorial gains, fueling nationalist sentiments. These conditions created a fertile ground for Mussolini's rise to power, as he promised stability, national rejuvenation, and the restoration of Italy's glory, appealing to disillusioned citizens seeking strong leadership. His ability to capitalize on the chaos and discontent ultimately helped him establish a fascist regime.

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