Limited Foreign Policy 1923-1928 Mussolini's foreign policies 1923-28 CornFLAKe 3.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? HistoryItaly - 19th and 20th centuryAS Created by: Marianne BradleyCreated on: 11-05-10 18:10 Corfu 1923. Bombarded by Italian Navy and then occupied. Forced to retreat by Britain and France. Why: Italian general Tellini assassinated on Corfu and Corfu refused to apologise or pay 50 million lira compensation to Italy. 1 of 5 Fiume 1924. Mussolini bargained with Yugoslavia. Original occupation 1919 failed: wanted it back. No violence used. Seen as a success. 2 of 5 Locarno Pact 1925. Guaranteed integrity of N. European frontiers. Mussolini posed as major European statesman: propaganda value. Won support of Britain and France. 3 of 5 Albania 1926. 1924: Ahmed Zog took Italian control of Albania. Friendship treaty. First step in Fascist imperial expansion.. Not complete control but Albania virtually a satellite state. 4 of 5 Kellogg-Briand Pact 1928. Outlawed another war. The 65 countries who signed said that they wanted peace. 5 of 5
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