Italian Fascism

recovery. Mussolini, the leader of Italy, shifted the nation towards fascism, and put repressive measures in place. He focused on gaining personal power. He made the Lateran agreement, showing Pope supported Mussolini. A popular front formed, which was meant to follow the example of the New Deal, so social and economic reforms were enacted and social welfare benefits were increased. The popular front collapsed due to divide among the Italian government. Japan began to invade and occupy large…

History of Dolce & Gabbana Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana are two Italian born artist that begin the Dolce & Gabbana empire we know today. Through groundbreaking achievements and outwardly approach to the taboos of society, these two men established what sex, glam and fashion had in common, the people. In the early 1980s two colleagues turned partners created a brand that represented their lifestyles while including and rooting for the outcasts of society. The two men worked with one…

At the conclusion of the great war world leaders came together to support the international movement for peace. The peace treaty they created, The Treaty of Versailles, was created to reprimand the nations responsible for the war and to stop any future wars from happening. The Agreements outlined in the Treaty of Versailles at the conclusion of World War One created a brief period of peace, yet it ultimately led to the rise of Fascist leaders such as Adolf Hitler and the beginning of World War…

This resulted in unrest among the Italian people, leading to Italy's first strikes in 18 years. During the week of 5th March 1943, 100,000 workers went on strike in Turin, reviving the organised labour agitation and left-wing political activity that had eventually resulted in collapse of the liberal state. These strikes showcased the first oppositions to fascism in almost 20 years, serving as a direct threat to the regime. Mussolini became threatened…

This movement is best described as a radical movement which strongly opposes communism and is fiercely nationalistic. The rise of Mussolini was partially due to the Italians not receiving their promised land for supporting in the war effort. In addition, the economy was crashing and there was widespread violence and chaos across the country, everyone was seeking some form of stability in Italy. This led to the formation…

Totalitarianism Government in Italy Totalitarianism government works only towards the leader of the government, and how that leader believes the country should be ran. This takes away any rights and freedoms of the single individual people within it. Leaders of totalitarianism take pride in the country and fear any type of rebellion or disagreement. Therefore, the rights are taken away and punishment is harshly given to anyone that steps out of line. The very serious and powerful leaders do…

Adolf Hitler was elected by the people of Germany through his expert way of manipulating the people through his public speaking and new ideas. Soon after he rose to power, Germany was changed for the worse as thousands of people around the country were led by a brutal dictator. Adolf Hitler had a few different ideas on how he would get Germany out of the economic, social, and political crisis that it was going through after the Great Depression. He however did a completely horrific thing that…

During the 1930’s the Soviet Union was going through economical and military changes. Civilians were living through some hardships both physically, emotionally and mentally. Many of this could be looked at by how the leadership was dealing with the economy. World War I started before the murder of Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo in 1914 but this is what perpetuated it to start. How did the poor leadership from the government officials weaken the country econom-ically and militarily? The Soviet…

believed to be the cause of Germany’s issues, Hitler attempted to bring economic stability and socially. Furthermore, in Document A Benito Mussolini stated "The Fascist State organizes the nation, ... deprived of all useless and harmful freedom...Fascism alone is the doctrine best adapted to represent the tendencies and aspirations of a people..." Mussolini himself was the totalitarian leader of Italy and supported facism because he believed that through facism, Italy would become organized…

The result of the battle was a disastrous defeat for Italy and had to be extracted by the Germans. After the defeat, Mussolini tried to support Hitler’s 1941 campaign in Russia. That also ended in a defeat due to the ill equipped Italian troops. Italy then tried to push south and take North Africa, but that also ended with the German saving them. After this attack, Hitler would take precautions in case Italy might fall. In WWII Italy did poorly when up against the allied forces…