Benito Mussolini

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Mussolini was the inventor of fascism. This was an attempt to bring back the glory of the Roman Empire (but it didn't work out very well).

Mussolini was not the inventor of fascism. The concept that he put in place he received from Adam Muller. Adam Muller was German publicist, literary critic, political economist, theorist of the state during the mid 19th century. He argued for the return a system similar to feudal system through state run corporations, I say feudal system because that is the closest system to what he was arguing for. It was not run in the same manner. He had an extreme dislike for Adam Smith's classical liberal polices of capitalism. He rejected individualism and believed the state had a responsibility to the individuals that are under their care.

Mussolini implemented Muller's ideas in 1934 when he created 22 distinct corporations to control every aspect of human life and in 1936 created the Corporate Council to oversee the other 22. Fortunately or unfortunately depending on how you look at it we never really got to see if the system functioned in application the same as in theory due to WWII happening.

Mussolini had the support of many people including Italian nationalists who were unhappy about the outcome of the first World War (they felt that Italy had not received enough of the spoils) and he had support for middle and higher income classes who feared a communist revolt which had recently been put down in neighboring Germany.

King Victor Emmanuel III put Mussolini in charge to put to an end the chaotic

economic and politic internal situation and prevent the left parties from taking the power by means of a revolution

Benito Mussolini did not trust Hitler and at the time was a member of the League of Nations and closer to France and Britain. He also did not want an upcoming powerful Germany on his doorstep.

Benito Mussolini was a ver vain and arrogent man, He considered himself to be the NEW Caesar who should have his own empire. Mussolini Like other dictators was hated but also like, he helped Italy but distoryed it as well.

Answer Benito Mussolini played a major role in the conference held between Britian, France, Germany and Italy to settle the issue of Czechslovakia. He was the only member who could speak all languages and he acted as translator and negiotator. After the Conference, the public press praised Mussolini as an international peace maker.

Mussolini and his Italian army attacked Abyssiniain October 1935. King Selassie fled the country and did not return until the Allies had defeated the German/Italian forces in Italy in 1943.

Mussolini was dismissed by the Fascist Grand Council and a day later, by the king of Italy. The reason: the fact that Italian troops were being beaten back on every front, the succesful invasion of Sicily by the Allied army and the fact that they now were bombing Rome.

No, Mussolini did not hate Jews. In fact, he had the support of prominent, wealthy Italian-Jewish families. However, Mussolini's ally, Hitler, was heavily anti-semetic. This forced Mussolini to abide Hitler's rules, and when Nazi Germany occupied Northern Italy, Italian-Jews were rounded up and shipped off to concentration camps.

Benito Mussolini was the "virtual" fascist dictator of Fascist Italy from the 1920s to 1943. The Soviet Union, at the time of Mussolini's regime, was ruled by Stalin. Collectivization was a term most popular with Stalin's Five Year Plan in the Soviet Union during the 1930s in which resources are harvested basically for the state. So, Mussolini probably did not employ the same economic techniques Stalin did since his Italy revolved more around ethnic origin and nationality rather than the alleged common good in the Soviet Union.

The nickname given to Benito Mussolini

He founded the Fascist Party in 1919 and took power in 1922.

Mussolini used the police to kill or arrest anybody who opposed what he said. This resulted in the fear that you would be killed if you opposed what Mussolini said so people didn't question it.

he was in a alliance called the axis powers with adolf hitler and...

The was the dictator of Italy during WW2...yay!

IL DUCE means 'the leader' was the name give to Italy's prime minister Benito Mussolini, who served from 1922 to 1943.

Hitler feared the Jews because of their political and financial power. He also feared being overthrown by others.

In 1939 Hitler and Stalin signed a friendship pact, and promised that they would not fight. But shortly after that Hitler broke the pact.

Mussolini conquered Ethiopia and Albania. Due to lack of preparation in the Italian Army, he failed to conquer Greece. After this failure, he experienced a series of losses in North Africa.

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People could count on law and order. Trains run on time. He started schools and hospitals for everyone. Created most of the present day judicial system. Unfortunately he didn't realize that he should have stayed out of Hitler's mad ideas and brought Italy into a disastrous war.

Mussolini had delusion of grandeur in which he claimed to the Italians they would restore the Roman Empire by capturing other nations. He started with going after Ethiopia and their oil fields. He thought he would get his own nations for his own Empire and Adolf Hitler would have his own Third Reich Empire.

He definatly was.