How Did Benito Mussolini Influence The Kingdom Of Italy

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The kingdom of Italy was a fascist empire developed by Benito Mussolini, who believed in Fascism and rose into power by threatening the king of Italy. Fascist Italy tried reviving what they had back when the Roman Empire was the top dog, even if it meant committing war crimes and atrocities that some would argue are as bad as the Nazi war crimes during WW2. From siding with Nazi Germany during one of the bloodiest wars in history to invading a poorly equipped African nation, there is an abundant amount of evidence that proves Italy committed crimes comparable to Germany in many ways.
Mussolini was the leader and Prime Minister of Italy from 1922 until his death on 1945. Mussolini was originally a socialist but his political views later changed when he later ran into Fascism. After making a fascist party,Mussolini stormed into rome with members of said party and threatened King Victor Emmanuel III to make him prime minister. That was step 1 of Mussolini’s master plan. Mussolini’s main goal was similar to hitler in many ways including capturing territories that include Greece and aiding in the Spanish Civil War on Francisco Franco’s side. Mussolini ultimately didn't succeed in his goals but still left a negative impact on the world due to his actions from early …show more content…

This was due to the 2 fascist governments ruling in favor of Francisco Franco and Germany/Italy were getting ready for a great war that Britain didn’t see heading its way. As the nationalist spread all across Spain, Italy was spreading it’s nationalistic ideas and further influencing its ideas to the new Spain that will soon be surfacing. Even though the war was just training for the Germans and Italians, it still had an impact on the Republicans that tried to resist defeat, but had no match towards the forces of Spanish military leaders,German soldiers ,and Italian

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