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Hitler, Mussolini, and others join the party . . . Rise of fascism Hitler, Mussolini, and others join the party . . .

Fascism . . . What is it? Fascism = new, militant political movement emphasizing loyalty to state and obedience to leader Promises to revive economy Punish those responsible for hard times Restore order and national pride Nations will fight for power– peaceful states will be conquered by more powerful states

Mussolini in control Italians unhappy w/ economy and govt. Benito Mussolini promised to revive economy and rebuild Italian military Muss. gains support of middle and upper classes by playing up threat of a workers’ revolt 30,000 fascists march to Rome – demand B.M. be put in power King Emmanual III complied, seeing he had no other choice

Mussolini in charge Once in power, B.M. makes the following changes: Abolishes democracy Outlaws all political parties except Fascists Secret police jail opponents Govt. censors radio stations and publications Wanted to control economy by forming alliance between Fascists and industrial owners/land owners Despite all of this, B.M. never gained total control that had been achieved by Stalin or Hitler

Mussolini and Hitler

Mussolini quotes What do you think these quotes mean? “Better to live a day as a lion than 100 years as a sheep” “Let us have a dagger between our teeth, a bomb in our hands and an infinite scorn in our hearts” “For my part, I prefer 50,000 rifles to 5,000,000 votes” “Blood alone moves the wheels of history” “All within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state” “The function of a citizen and soldier are inseparable”

Communism vs. Fascism Socialism Fascism