Benito Mussolini

Neither of them were. Both were dictators who ruled over different versions of capitalism.

He totalled about nine months of active, front-line trench warfare during which he contracted paratyphoid fever. His career as a soldier ended in 1917 when he was wounded by a mortar shell in his trench leaving at least 40 shards of shrapnel in his body.

He was captured by the partisans. The Communist partisans took him out the next morning and shot him. Then he and his mistress were taken to Milan and hung up for public display. But he was already dead when they hung him upside down.

Following the Russia Revolution in 1917, Joseph Stalin held his power using propaganda, fear, and manipulation. He had his propaganda department make posters and convince people of things that werent true. Also, he threatened that bad things would happen if he was not leading. He also had many ways of manipulating things to his advantage that made it easier for him to rule.

also he had purges-periodic arrests and executions. this kept people living in terror and fear.

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He hails the USSR as a peace-loving country but depicts Hitler as a

treacherous fiend.

Mussolini was born on July 29, 1883

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Answer His father, Alessandro, was a skilled blacksmith but spent most of his time talking politics than working. His mother, Rosa Mussolini, was a school mistress, a quiet, religious woman, gentle and kind, and esteemed by everyone. She was worked hard to make up for her husband's lack of work. She died of meningitis at age 46 on 19 Feb 1905. Souce: "Benito Mussolini" by C. Hibbert

Indeed, dictator of Italy, and invaded North Africa plus France

To control the Suez canal.

He wanted to recreate the glory of the Roman Empire. Since Hitler seemed to be amazing at the beginning, Mussolini joined. But he lost, and he was killed when he tried to flee into Switzerland and the Americans, British and other Allies invaded Italy. The new government then changed sides to Ally, and attacked Germany. Actually, all Mussolini took over was only a small part of Northern Africa and a tiny part in Europe.

Mussolini wasn't very successful at all. by the 1944 he was forced to step down from his dictator ship over Italy. Italian troops really didn't want to be in the war at all. They weren't motivated to fight in the war, and when the US and british troops invaded Sicily and Italy Hitler was forced to send large amounts of troops into Italy with hopes of stalling and destroying the invading allies troops.

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"Among the domestic achievements of Mussolini from the years 1924–1939 were: his public works programmes such as the taming of the Pontine Marshes, the improvement of job opportunities, and public transport. Mussolini also solved the Roman Question by concluding the Lateran Treaty between the Kingdom of Italy and the Holy See. He is also credited with securing economic success in Italy's colonies and commercial dependencies."

Benito was even to be the good person

However. he goes to kill people When he starts as bad person

Ans,2: If you can understand that answer, you won't need mine! Mussolini was a dictator with absolute power and was therefore absolutely corrupt. His main claim to fame is that he made the trains run to time, but he had no qualities of lesdership when the going got rough.

The Prime Minister (18 October 1941 to 22 July 1944) at that time was Hideki Tojo who was sentenced to death by the International Military Tribunal for the Far East .

He became the Prime Minister of Italy in 1922 and Il Duce by 1925, he was the leader of the Fascist dictatorship until 1943. For a short period after this until his death, Mussolini was the Head of the Italian Social Republic.

He thought of himself as the new Helen. He claimed to work twenty hours a day, In fact he slept at least eleven huors a day.

Mussolini invaded the country of Ethiopia in 1935. This was the continent of Africa. He was trying to instill faith into his people and wanted them to join the army.

first answer: No, Mussolini and fascism did not support government ownership of property. He encouraged private ownership.

second improved answer: Fascism & communism are both socialist political & economic movements. Private property ownership is one of the major differences between fascism & communism. However, in fascism the government controls the usage of property, land, & private businesses. Fascism perverts & corrupts capitalism, such that economic & political freedom is lost. The Fascist government can decide to seize the assets of any person or business, solely on the orders of key fascist leaders. One of the ways that Hitler & Mussolini received public support from their people was to promise to resist communism (which would have seized all private property). However, Hitler & Mussolini would have eventually gravitated towards the seizure or control of all property. As you can see, communism & fascism are vey similar, with communism being the most extreme form of socialism.

Hitler wanted to take over more countries for living space and the power. He also tried to conquer many other countries.

For more information check this out: http://www.sahistory.org.za/pages/chronology/thisday/1935-10-03.htm