Italy - Key People 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryThe Rise and Fall of Fascism in ItalyA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: RavenFCreated on: 05-12-19 14:01 37862154 Across 1. King of Italy 1900. Supported entry into WW1, 1915. Socialist strike in 1922 led him to appoint someone to restore political stability, Mussolini, didn't want him as long-term PM. Dismissed Muss. in 1943, negotiated armistice with Allies, new PM. (6, 8, 3) 4. Liberal politician, 5-time PM of Italy. Expert in Transformismo, used corruption, patronage and manipulation to achieve his political aims. Policies - welfare, literacy, economic prosperity. Targeted Socialists, Catholics, Nationalists opposed him. (8, 8) 5. Joined Fascists, 1921 - organised Squadristi (Violent Fascist squads), involved in March on Rome. 1933, Governor of Libya. Opposed Antisemitism, opposed alliance with Hitler, wanted to ally with Britain. (5, 5) 6. Initially Liberal, later became Fascist. Finance Minister 1922-25. Policies led to great improvements in Italian economy (tax cuts, stimulating investments etc.) , yet replaced when economic momentum decreased with Mussolini. (7, 2, 7) 7. Fascist dictator of Italy, 1925-42. Initially radical, increasingly convinced that nationalism was key to political power. Supported Italy's entry in WW1. PM of Fascists 1922, established dictatorship by 1925. (6, 9) 8. Italian poet/ writer/ soldier, became national hero during WW1. Nationalist, horrified by Italy's 'mutilated victory' - 1919, led band of rebel soldiers, took control of Fiume. Radical/theatrical nature of his gov. of Fiume influenced Mussolini. (8, 9) Down 2. Joined Blackshirts 1920. Involved in March on Rome. 1929, appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs. Radical, supported Squadristi. Headed the removal of Mussolini at the Fascist Grand Council, July 1943. (4, 6) 3. Very radical Fascist, involved in organising Squadristi. Helped establish Fascist dominance, 1922, Secretary of Fascist party 1925. Urged Mussolini to join Axis powers. 1943, colluded with others of Grand Council of Fascism to arrest Mussolini. (7, 9)
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