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	From 1936 through 1939, Mussolini provided military aid to the [[Fascist]] side during the [[Spanish Civil War]].		From 1936 through 1939, Mussolini provided military aid to the [[Fascist]] side during the [[Spanish Civil War]].

	By mid-1938, the big influence [[National Socialist Germany]] now had over Italy became clear with the introduction of the so-called [[Race]] Manifesto which was closely modeled on the [[Nuremberg Laws]]. These stripped [[~~Jews~~]] of their Italian citizenship and forbade them employment in any position in the civil services or professions.		By mid-1938, the big influence [[National Socialist Germany]] now had over Italy became clear with the introduction of the so-called [[Race]] Manifesto which was closely modeled on the [[Nuremberg Laws]]. These stripped [[jews]] of their Italian citizenship and forbade them employment in any position in the civil services or professions.

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	==Life==		==Life==
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	===Early life===		===Early life===

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	{{Rquote\|right\|Mussolini, the hero which steps on the monster's head, he was our world: because of this, every head of the monster fight him, wanting his death. For us, the others, he will be our shining star which will fill us with hope: he'll be for us the proof that the hydra can be beaten. Proof of our chances of victory.\|Corneliu Zelea Codreanu		{{Rquote\|right\|Mussolini, the hero which steps on the monster's head, he was our world: because of this, every head of the monster fight him, wanting his death. For us, the others, he will be our shining star which will fill us with hope: he'll be for us the proof that the hydra can be beaten. Proof of our chances of victory.\|Corneliu Zelea Codreanu
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	As Benito Mussolini was still recovering from injuries and the ravages of The Great War, Mussolini realized that [[communist]] [[style]] socialism was a failure of a ideology, causing him to rethink his [[social]] views. After [[The Great War]], Italy started struggling thanks the Allied Powers betraying Italy after the [[Treaty of Versailles]]. Mussolini would create a newspaper series called ''[[Fasci Italiani di Combattimento]]'' (Combat Italian Squad) with initially 200 members. Fed up with [[King Victor Emmanuel III]]'s royal policies, which included allowing gangs of [[communists]] thugs to roam the streets, and [[Mafia]] gangs to do the same, Mussolini would create a group consisting of disgruntled veterans from The Great War called the Blackshirts. These people would clash against Communists, [[Marxists]], Mafiosos, , and [[Anarchists]] on the streets. Fearing that the Communists would overtake Italy, the Italian [[government]] would allow the Blackshirts to be part of the government with Mussolini at the helm with the Chamber of Deputies. This would lead to the [[March of Rome]] on October 28, 1922 when Mussolini would get the resignation of [[liberal]] Prime Minister [[Luigi Facta]], allowing for Mussolini to become the new Prime Minister of Italy.		As Benito Mussolini was still recovering from injuries and the ravages of The [[Great war\|Great War]], Mussolini realized that [[communist]] [[style]] socialism was a failure of a ideology, causing him to rethink his [[social]] views. After [[The Great War]], Italy started struggling thanks the Allied Powers betraying Italy after the [[Treaty of Versailles]]. Mussolini would create a newspaper series called ''[[Fasci Italiani di Combattimento]]'' (Combat Italian Squad) with initially 200 members. Fed up with [[King Victor Emmanuel III]]'s royal policies, which included allowing gangs of [[communists]] thugs to roam the streets, and [[Mafia]] gangs to do the same, Mussolini would create a group consisting of disgruntled veterans from [[The Great war\|The Great War]] called the Blackshirts. These people would clash against Communists, [[Marxists]], Mafiosos, , and [[Anarchists]] on the streets. Fearing that the Communists would overtake Italy, the Italian [[government]] would allow the Blackshirts to be part of the government with Mussolini at the helm with the Chamber of Deputies. This would lead to the [[March of Rome]] on October 28, 1922 when Mussolini would get the resignation of [[liberal]] Prime Minister [[Luigi Facta]], allowing for Mussolini to become the new Prime Minister of Italy.

	== Mussolini's leadership of Italy ==		== Mussolini's leadership of Italy ==
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	In December 1904, Mussolini returned to Italy to take advantage of an amnesty for desertion of the military. He had been convicted for this in ''absentia''. Since a condition for being pardoned was serving in the army, he joined the corps of the [[Bersaglieri]] in Forlì on 30 December 1904. After serving for two years in the military (from January 1905 until September 1906), he returned to teaching.		In December 1904, Mussolini returned to Italy to take advantage of an amnesty for desertion of the military. He had been convicted for this in ''absentia''. Since a condition for being pardoned was serving in the army, he joined the corps of the [[Bersaglieri]] in Forlì on 30 December 1904. After serving for two years in the military (from January 1905 until September 1906), he returned to teaching.

	In February 1909, Mussolini again [[left]] Italy, this time to take the job as the secretary of the labor party in the Italian-speaking city of [[Trento]], which at the time was part of [[Austria-Hungary]] (it is now within Italy). He also did office work for the local Socialist Party, and edited its newspaper ''L'Avvenire del Lavoratore''. Returning to Italy, he spent a brief time in [[Milan]], and in 1910 he returned to his hometown of Forlì, where he edited the weekly ''Lotta di classe'' (The Class Struggle).		In February 1909, Mussolini again [[left]] Italy, this time to take the job as the secretary of the labor party in the Italian-speaking city of [[Trento]], which at the time was part of [[Austria-Hungary]] (it is now within Italy). He also did office work for the local Socialist Party, and edited its newspaper ''L'Avvenire del Lavoratore''. Returning to Italy, he spent a brief time in [[Milan]], and in 1910 he returned to his hometown of Forlì, where he edited the weekly ''Lotta di classe'' (The [[Class struggle\|Class Struggle]]).

	In September 1911, Mussolini participated in a riot, led by [[socialists]], against the Italian war in [[Libya]]. An action that earned him a five-month jail term for sedition.		In September 1911, Mussolini participated in a riot, led by [[socialists]], against the Italian war in [[Libya]]. An action that earned him a five-month jail term for sedition.
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	By mid-1938, the big influence [[National Socialist Germany]] now had over Italy became clear with the introduction of the so-called [[Race]] Manifesto which was closely modeled on the [[Nuremberg Laws]]. These stripped [[Jews]] of their Italian citizenship and forbade them employment in any position in the civil services or professions.		By mid-1938, the big influence [[National Socialist Germany]] now had over Italy became clear with the introduction of the so-called [[Race]] Manifesto which was closely modeled on the [[Nuremberg Laws]]. These stripped [[Jews]] of their Italian citizenship and forbade them employment in any position in the civil services or professions.

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	==See also==		==See also==

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 Benito Mussolini was a pioneer in the education system by proving that active participation is more motivational for a student than studying a book for hours on end. Mussolini also created sustainable jobs which in turn improved the standard of living, allowing for Italians to break from the grips of the Mafia. He was an inspiration for numerous leaders including Adolf Hitler of [[National Socialist]] Germany. Finally, he was the author of a book that more people are reading today called "[[The Doctrine of Fascism]]." It's an important that discusses Fascism in an uncensored manner.
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	{{Rquote\|right\|Mussolini is the greatest lawmaker alive today [...] What a man! I have lost my heart! [...] Italy is ruled by a government which, under the secure leadership of Mister Mussolini, doesn't back down when faced with the logical consequences of economic [[reality]] and has the courage to impose financial corrections to stabilize the recovery of the country [...] Had I been Italian, I would have been with Mussolini since the beginning [...] your movement has rendered a great service to the whole world.\|Winston Churchill\|Following a visit in Rome in 1927		{{Rquote\|right\|Mussolini is the greatest lawmaker alive today [...] What a man! I have lost my heart! [...] Italy is ruled by a government which, under the secure leadership of Mister Mussolini, doesn't back down when faced with the logical consequences of economic [[reality]] and has the courage to impose financial corrections to stabilize the recovery of the country [...] Had I been Italian, I would have been with Mussolini since the beginning [...] your movement has rendered a great service to the whole world.\|Winston Churchill\|Following a visit in Rome in 1927
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	The [[Great War]] begin on July 28, 1914 after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of the Austro-Hungarian [[Empire]]. Italy would join the Allied Powers, essentially fighting the [[Central Powers]] like the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the [[Ottoman Empire]], [[German]] Empire, Bulgaria. Mussolini's support of The Great War would get him ousted from Italian [[Socialists]], changing Mussolini's view of revolutionary [[socialism]]. Eventually in February 1917, Mussolini would suffer an injury thanks to shrapnel injuries from a mortar bomb that exploded accidentally in a trench. Mussolini would be hospitalized for 6 months before returning to the front until the end of The Great War.		The [[Great War]] begin on July 28, 1914 after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of the Austro-Hungarian [[Empire]]. Italy would join the Allied Powers, essentially fighting the [[Central Powers]] like the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the [[Ottoman Empire]], [[German]] Empire, Bulgaria. Mussolini's support of The [[Great war\|Great War]] would get him ousted from Italian [[Socialists]], changing Mussolini's view of revolutionary [[socialism]]. Eventually in February 1917, Mussolini would suffer an injury thanks to shrapnel injuries from a mortar bomb that exploded accidentally in a trench. Mussolini would be hospitalized for 6 months before returning to the front until the end of [[The Great war\|The Great War]].

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	Benito Mussolini was a pioneer in the education system by proving that active participation is more motivational for a student than studying a book for hours on end. Mussolini also created sustainable jobs which in turn improved the standard of living, allowing for Italians to break from the grips of the Mafia. He was an inspiration for numerous leaders including Adolf Hitler of [[National Socialist]] Germany. Finally, he was the author of a book that more people are reading today called "[[The Doctrine of Fascism]]." It's an important that discusses Fascism in an uncensored manner.		Benito Mussolini was a pioneer in the education system by proving that active participation is more motivational for a student than studying a book for hours on end. Mussolini also created sustainable jobs which in turn improved the standard of living, allowing for Italians to break from the grips of the Mafia. He was an inspiration for numerous leaders including Adolf Hitler of [[National Socialist]] Germany. Finally, he was the author of a book that more people are reading today called "[[The Doctrine of Fascism]]." It's an important that discusses Fascism in an uncensored manner.

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	In 1925, King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy gave much of his power to Benito Mussolini, effectively making Mussolini the new leader of Italy. Immediately going to work, Mussolini would crack down on Mafia influence. During a trip to Sicily, Mussolini would arrest numerous members of the Mafia on the grounds of extortion, murder, price gouging, and obvious counts of theft. Mussolini believed that the Mafia was a threat to Fascism due to the Mafia's beliefs of Socialism and/or Communism. Because of that, Mafia members that were not arrested fled Italy for the United States of America. Mussolini's popularity in Italy would rise since Italians did not have to resort to desperate measures to care for their standard of living. Mussolini would create numerous jobs during his leadership for Italy. An example would be creating 5,000 new farm jobs. Swamp reclamation in Italy allowed for new farms to be created, putting rural Italians to work immediately. This would work for a while, but the costs of chemical fertilizers would affect production of wheat and other goods in the long run.		In 1925, King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy gave much of his power to Benito Mussolini, effectively making Mussolini the new leader of Italy. Immediately going to work, Mussolini would crack down on Mafia influence. During a trip to Sicily, Mussolini would arrest numerous members of the Mafia on the grounds of extortion, murder, price gouging, and obvious counts of theft. Mussolini believed that the Mafia was a threat to Fascism due to the Mafia's beliefs of Socialism and/or Communism. Because of that, Mafia members that were not arrested fled Italy for the United States of America. Mussolini's popularity in Italy would rise since Italians did not have to resort to desperate measures to care for their standard of living. Mussolini would create numerous jobs during his leadership for Italy. An example would be creating 5,000 new farm jobs. Swamp reclamation in Italy allowed for new farms to be created, putting rural Italians to work immediately. This would work for a while, but the costs of chemical fertilizers would affect production of wheat and other goods in the long run.

	Under Mussolini's leadership, Mussolini would simplify the education system for all of Italy. Due to his experiences as a teacher, Mussolini believed that studying from a book does not give students the motivation to succeed. Therefore, Mussolini ordered schools to use books sparingly in favor of class participation. Meaning students would talk about what they learn, demonstrate the subjects to other students in an effort to motivate them, and sometimes have classes outdoors to ease the stress of the students. This revolutionary form of education would inspire many ~~Nationalist~~ leaders to do the same thing for the education system of their respected countries. Simplified education prepared female students for homemaking and prepared male students for hard labor to survive.		Under Mussolini's leadership, Mussolini would simplify the education system for all of Italy. Due to his experiences as a teacher, Mussolini believed that studying from a book does not give students the motivation to succeed. Therefore, Mussolini ordered schools to use books sparingly in favor of class participation. Meaning students would talk about what they learn, demonstrate the subjects to other students in an effort to motivate them, and sometimes have classes outdoors to ease the stress of the students. This revolutionary form of education would inspire many Fascist leaders to do the same thing for the education system of their respected countries. Simplified education prepared female students for homemaking and prepared male students for hard labor to survive.

	Another part of Mussolini's success as Fascist leader of Italy was providing sustainable industrial jobs going to the 1930s. Industrial jobs that did not just support the military, but also commercial jobs, new restaurants, and even the entertainment industry. Italy's standard of living would reach an all time high, inspiring Adolf Hitler upon his election as Chancellor of Germany in 1933. As Mussolini continued to fight the banks on what he was able to do for Italy, he would gather the resources necessary to make Italy great. However, as countries like Italy, Germany, and Spain would thrive, there would be great tension with the Soviet Union and African nations.		Another part of Mussolini's success as Fascist leader of Italy was providing sustainable industrial jobs going to the 1930s. Industrial jobs that did not just support the military, but also commercial jobs, new restaurants, and even the entertainment industry. Italy's standard of living would reach an all time high, inspiring Adolf Hitler upon his election as Chancellor of Germany in 1933. As Mussolini continued to fight the banks on what he was able to do for Italy, he would gather the resources necessary to make Italy great. However, as countries like Italy, Germany, and Spain would thrive, there would be great tension with the Soviet Union and African nations.

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	{{Rquote\|right\|Your figure is not just an Italian one. You are the apostle of the world campaign against dissolution and anarchy [...] Fascism [...] is a universal phenomenon that ought to conquer all nations [...] Fascism is a living Gospel!\|General Miguel Primo de Rivera\|The Italian According to official history books}} [[World's war against Communism\| The World's War Against Communism]] ~~began~~ on September 1, 1939 when Germany ~~invaded~~ Poland, but it began years before that. [[Adolf Hitler]]'s [[reason]] for invading Poland was on the grounds of Polish leader [[Edward Smigly]] calling for the deaths of ethnic Germans in western Poland. However, The World's War Against Communism did not get hot until 1940. In May of 1940, Churchill overthrew [[Neville Chamberlain]] as Prime Minister, effectively seizing the position without an official election. He would immediately attack countries such as Germany and Italy when he got into power. Constantly rejecting peace offers from Hitler and Mussolini, Churchill would aide [[Joseph Stalin]] into fighting the Germans.		{{Rquote\|right\|Your figure is not just an Italian one. You are the apostle of the world campaign against dissolution and anarchy [...] Fascism [...] is a universal phenomenon that ought to conquer all nations [...] Fascism is a living Gospel!\|General Miguel Primo de Rivera\|The Italian According to official history books}} [[World's war against Communism\| The World's War Against Communism]] is said to have begun on September 1, 1939 when Germany attempted to rescue its citize s being genocided in Poland, but it actually began years before that. [[Adolf Hitler]]'s [[reason]] for invading Poland was on the grounds of Polish leader [[Edward Smigly]] calling for the deaths of ethnic Germans in western Poland. However, The World's War Against Communism did not get hot until 1940. In May of 1940, Churchill overthrew [[Neville Chamberlain]] as Prime Minister, effectively seizing the position without an official election. He would immediately attack countries such as Germany and Italy when he got into power. Constantly rejecting peace offers from Hitler and Mussolini, Churchill would aide [[Joseph Stalin]] into fighting the Germans.

	Mussolini's part of The World's War Against Communism was mostly African nations including Egypt and Libya. However, Mussolini's paranoia over Greece and Albania would give the Allied Powers the upper hand, essentially getting Mussolini ousted from power under the orders of the cowardly King Victor Emmanuel III. The final straw would be "The Allied Invasion of Sicily" in which over 9,000 people on the Axis side died while the Allied side reported close to 4,800 deaths. Mussolini would be removed from power in 1943, to form his own nation with his own people in what had been Northern Italy.		Mussolini's part of The World's War Against Communism was mostly African nations including Egypt and Libya. However, Mussolini's paranoia over Greece and Albania would give the Allied Powers the upper hand, essentially getting Mussolini ousted from power under the orders of the cowardly King Victor Emmanuel III. The final straw would be "The Allied Invasion of Sicily" in which over 9,000 people on the Axis side died while the Allied side reported close to 4,800 deaths. Mussolini would be removed from power in 1943, to form his own nation with his own people in what had been Northern Italy.

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	{{Rquote\|right\|Your figure is not just an Italian one. You are the apostle of the world campaign against dissolution and anarchy [...] Fascism [...] is a universal phenomenon that ought to conquer all nations [...] Fascism is a living Gospel!\|General Miguel Primo de Rivera\|The Italian According to official history books}} [[World's war against Communism\| The World's War Against Communism]] began on September 1, 1939 when Germany invaded Poland, but it began years before that. [[Adolf Hitler]]'s reason for invading Poland was on the grounds of Polish leader [[Edward Smigly]] calling for the deaths of ethnic Germans in western Poland. However, The World's War Against Communism did not get hot until 1940. In May of 1940, Churchill overthrew [[Neville Chamberlain]] as Prime Minister, effectively seizing the position without an official election. He would immediately attack countries such as Germany and Italy when he got into power. Constantly rejecting peace offers from Hitler and Mussolini, Churchill would aide [[Joseph Stalin]] into fighting the Germans.		{{Rquote\|right\|Your figure is not just an Italian one. You are the apostle of the world campaign against dissolution and anarchy [...] Fascism [...] is a universal phenomenon that ought to conquer all nations [...] Fascism is a living Gospel!\|General Miguel Primo de Rivera\|The Italian According to official history books}} [[World's war against Communism\| The World's War Against Communism]] began on September 1, 1939 when Germany invaded Poland, but it began years before that. [[Adolf Hitler]]'s [[reason]] for invading Poland was on the grounds of Polish leader [[Edward Smigly]] calling for the deaths of ethnic Germans in western Poland. However, The World's War Against Communism did not get hot until 1940. In May of 1940, Churchill overthrew [[Neville Chamberlain]] as Prime Minister, effectively seizing the position without an official election. He would immediately attack countries such as Germany and Italy when he got into power. Constantly rejecting peace offers from Hitler and Mussolini, Churchill would aide [[Joseph Stalin]] into fighting the Germans.

	Mussolini's part of The World's War Against Communism was mostly African nations including Egypt and Libya. However, Mussolini's paranoia over Greece and Albania would give the Allied Powers the upper hand, essentially getting Mussolini ousted from power under the orders of the cowardly King Victor Emmanuel III. The final straw would be "The Allied Invasion of Sicily" in which over 9,000 people on the Axis side died while the Allied side reported close to 4,800 deaths. Mussolini would be removed from power in 1943, to form his own nation with his own people in what had been Northern Italy.		Mussolini's part of The World's War Against Communism was mostly African nations including Egypt and Libya. However, Mussolini's paranoia over Greece and Albania would give the Allied Powers the upper hand, essentially getting Mussolini ousted from power under the orders of the cowardly King Victor Emmanuel III. The final straw would be "The Allied Invasion of Sicily" in which over 9,000 people on the Axis side died while the Allied side reported close to 4,800 deaths. Mussolini would be removed from power in 1943, to form his own nation with his own people in what had been Northern Italy.