How Mussolini Founded The Italian Fascist Party I THE GREAT WAR 1921
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Benito Mussolini's national fascist movement was a fringe phenomenon right after the First World War and couldn't gain much traction in the 1919 elections. But soon after Mussolini was increasing his political standing and the National Fascist Party gained more members than ever before.
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This video is an excellent historical lesson. I learned more about the origins of fascism than in all my classes in Italian public school, either in history or law classes, and on top of that, in a very enjoyable and interesting way.
Mussolini probably took the word fascism from the old Italian word meaning "political organization", "fascio" (in this way no more used in current Italian). In 1891 some people's uprisings happened in Sicily and they were called "fasci siciliani" ("Sicilian organizations").
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Hi and thanks for the great job of representing the beginning of Italy's descent into fascism in a clear and straightforward way! Just two corrections in spelling: it is not Idalo Balbo, but Italo Balbo; Ivanoe Bonimo correct last name is Bonomi.
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it's interesting to see just how much Mussolini's ideology changed
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