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Characteristics and Examples Italian Fascism Characteristics and Examples Images curated by Meghan Shea Text by Eric Beckman

Fascist Symbol Fasces, an ancient Roman symbol of authority Opera Nazionale Pro-Derelictis. I Figli d'Italia. July - September 1934. Monthly publication on educational issues, with illustrations and advertisements This issue touts Fascist efforts on behalf of needy mothers and children Fasces, an ancient Roman symbol of authority

Characteristics of fascism Gioventù Fascista. Rome, April 1931. A propaganda magazine designed for young Fascists and featuring stories and cartoons praising the regime. Characteristics of fascism Mass movement militarism

Characteristics of fascism Giovinezza in Marcia. Three children's school notebooks, 1935. Children were required to use these notebooks with colored Fascist cartoons and quotations from Mussolini on the front and back. Characteristics of fascism Counter-revolutionary Extreme nationalism

Benito Mussolini Characteristics of fascism Strong leadership Dictatorial government

Mussolini and Hitler