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Benito Mussolini
Benito Mussolini was the prime minister in Italy and leader of the National Fascist Party, and is considered as one of the most important creators of Fascism. He also led Italy into World War 2 on Germany and the Nazi's side, and has had a huge impact on Italy and its history.
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Benito Mussolini was an Italian politician and journalist who founded the National Fascist Party and served as Prime Minister of Italy from 1922 to 1943. He established a totalitarian regime characterized by the suppression of dissent, state control of the economy, and aggressive nationalism. Mussolini allied Italy with Nazi Germany during World War II but was eventually deposed and executed in 1945. His regime is often remembered for its authoritarian practices and militaristic expansionism.
San Benito is Spanish for St. Benedict, the father of western monasticism.
What pronoun did Mussolini prohibit the Italians from using?
The answer is "Lei".
"Lei" is the corrispective for the English "she", but also an Italian "honorific", a way to reckon that the person who you're talking is much older or deserve respect.
"Lei" is similar to the English "Mr-Mrs", but very much similar to the Japanese "san".
When referring to a person with the use of "Lei", you must change the phrase to third person.
Mussolini tried to change the "Lei" (she) to "Voi" (you, plural).
But 20 years of crazyness and oppression ended with the oppressors hanged upside down on a gas station aren't the best way to change the habits of a nation...
The use of "Voi" in a common phrase became like the English "Sir".
'Hope to helped you!
What is interesting about Mussolini taking over Italy?
He did not take power by force, but rather was invited by the king of Spain after threatening a coup. This gave rise to the myth of the march on Rome.
From what I found I think his assassin was communist.
What could have happened if Benito Mussolini survived?
My opinion is that he would still die sooner or later. Also if they didn't kill him when they did Italy could have fell apart. Italy could be something else.
Who was the Successor to Mussolini as Italian Premier?
King Victor Emmanuel had decided to use the Grand Council meeting to remove Mussolini as dictator and replace him with Marshal Pietro Badoglio. On Saturday, 24 July 1943, Fascits Party Secretary Carlo Scorza opened the meeting and after 9 hours of debate, a roll-call vote was taken by the 26 members. The resolution won with 19 votes and Mussolini resigned upon the urging of the King. After the end of the war, Alcide De Gasperi was selected as Prime Minister and served during some turbulent times. He served through eight successive Christian Democratic governments. Kingdom of Savoy Victor Emmanuel IIIbecame king of Italy when his father was assassinated in 1900. His son, Umberto de Salvoia was born the Prince of Piedmont.
Following the overthrow of Benito Mussolini in 1943, King Victor Emmanuel handed over his constitutional functions to Umberto, who was made Lieutenant General of the Realm, and the King left Italy for Egypt. But Umberto did not ascend to the throne until 1946 as Umberto II. A referendum was held in 1946 only weeks after Umberto had become king. The ballot was somewhat questionable but the final outcome was in favor of a Republic. The monarchy formally ended on June 12, 1946--- Umberto II was king for only 33 days.
Was Mussolini ever involved with Ingrid Bergman?
No, there is no credible evidence to suggest that Benito Mussolini was ever involved with Ingrid Bergman. Mussolini was the Italian dictator during World War II, while Bergman was a Swedish actress who rose to fame in the 1940s. Although they were contemporaries, their paths did not cross in any personal or romantic context. Bergman's relationships were primarily in the film industry, with notable figures like Roberto Rossellini.
There were three main reasons:
1) They agreed politically with the Fascists (nationalists) and sought to make Spain their ally in Europe.
2) They wanted to test their latest advancements in military technology.
3) They wanted to test this equipment along with the strategies they had developed, to see how they worked in actual combat. The German and Italian "advisors" studied the tactics used and were able to train their own armies. Some German armed forces took part in the fighting, and Franco returned the favor by supplying a brigade of soldiers to the German Army during the battles with the Soviets in World War II.
Engine loose power with ac on?
This may be a simple matter of a dirty throttle body. These trucks are dependant upon the use of "top Tier" Gasoline. If you do not use it it usually leads to rough idle and AC problems.
There are also issues with PCM programming that will induce the fan clutch to run more at idle an lower RPM. Then the issue of the fan clutch failing on the early model years.
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Answer D...to terrorize his opponents. 100%
no prick face it was to make Italy great respected and feared
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Who freed Mussolini after he was taken prisonar?
German troops under the leadership of Otto Skorzeny in a daring glider-borne rescue (Operation Eiche) while the deposed Italian dictator was held at Gran Sasso, Italy.
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