How consistent was Mussolini foreign policy
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- To what extent Mussolini had a consistent foreign policy?
- NO . Changing his internationalist foreign policies to imperialist foreign policy after the Hoare-Laval Pact
- Before the Hoare-Laval
- International
- Locarno Treaty ('25) Promising protect the one who felt to victims of the treaty; If Germany acted against Fr, It would assist Fr, vice versa
- Kellogg-Briand Pact ('28) . promised not using war as a way to solve national disputes
- Attend 1930 London Naval Conference, committed to reduce the size of Navy
- Stopping Hitler's attempt of Anschluss, & Murder of Dolfuss ('34)
- Stresa Front ('35) a conference in response to Hitler conscription and building up air force
- Stopping Hitler's attempt of Anschluss, & Murder of Dolfuss ('34)
- Attend 1930 London Naval Conference, committed to reduce the size of Navy
- Kellogg-Briand Pact ('28) . promised not using war as a way to solve national disputes
- Locarno Treaty ('25) Promising protect the one who felt to victims of the treaty; If Germany acted against Fr, It would assist Fr, vice versa
- International
- After the Hoar-Laval Pact
- Side with Hitler
- cooperating with Hitler during the Spanish Civil War ('36)
- Rome-Berlin Axis ('36)
- Joining Spanish Civil War ('37), bombing Guernica)
- The League imposed sanctions and Italy left the League
- Allowing Germany to annex Austria ('38); and met Hitler in Rome talking Pact of Steel ('39)
- Invade Albania ('39)
- an incoherent foreign policy; switching their side from Br+Fr to Gr.
- Stresa Front ('35) a conference in response to Hitler conscription and building up air force
- The aims of Mussolini Foreign policy were consistent, even when they building up a good relations with victor power, he attempted to enhance Italy prestige, Flume, Corfu, stopping Hitler attempt in Anschluss; However, the diplomacy was inconsistent and the result of the failure of Hoare-Laval Pact
- It shows that Mussolini did not have a consistent ally but a consistent aim which was to make Italy 'great, respected and feared", choosing the side which provided Italy greatest interest.
- Joins Gold Standard ('27)
- It shows that Mussolini did not have a consistent ally but a consistent aim which was to make Italy 'great, respected and feared", choosing the side which provided Italy greatest interest.
- an incoherent foreign policy; switching their side from Br+Fr to Gr.
- Invade Albania ('39)
- Allowing Germany to annex Austria ('38); and met Hitler in Rome talking Pact of Steel ('39)
- The League imposed sanctions and Italy left the League
- Joining Spanish Civil War ('37), bombing Guernica)
- Rome-Berlin Axis ('36)
- cooperating with Hitler during the Spanish Civil War ('36)
- Side with Hitler
- Before the Hoare-Laval
- Making Italy "Great, Respect and Feared"
- Aiming to build a strong Italy
- Economy
- Mussolini request the King to visit USA ('23)
- Debt negotiation ('24)
- Joins Gold Standard ('27)
- Debt negotiation ('24)
- Mussolini request the King to visit USA ('23)
- Military & Prestige
- Corfu ('23)
- Humiliating Greece by demanding high-profile funereal for Italian soldier. Building lots of Italian theatres in Corfu
- Taking control of Flume (after negotiating with Yugoslavia ('24)
- Four power treaty ('33) . Anti-soviet Front
- Consolidate the position of Fascist Italy would not be disintegrated by communism
- Invasion of Abyssinia (Oct '35)
- Hoare-Laval Pact (Dec '35)
- Ensure the consent of Br and Fr; they first met at Jan '35
- Switching their side with Hitler ('35) after the economic sanctions
- Sanction was insignificant as oil was not in the list
- It shows that Mussolini did not have a consistent ally but a consistent aim which was to make Italy 'great, respected and feared", choosing the side which provided Italy greatest interest.
- Hoare-Laval Pact (Dec '35)
- Corfu ('23)
- Economy
- Aiming to build a strong Italy
- NO . Changing his internationalist foreign policies to imperialist foreign policy after the Hoare-Laval Pact
- Invasion of Abyssinia (Oct '35)
- Hoare-Laval Pact (Dec '35)
- Ensure the consent of Br and Fr; they first met at Jan '35
- Switching their side with Hitler ('35) after the economic sanctions
- Sanction was insignificant as oil was not in the list
- Hoare-Laval Pact (Dec '35)
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