Mussolini's Rise to Power as a Direct Consequence of World War One

The expansion of the power of Mussolini was a direct result of the First World War, and Italians divided about whether to participate in the First World War. Most nationalists agree to participate, and the king wants peace, but the government decides which side provides the best condition. In May 1915, after signing the "London Treaty" with B and F, they finally declared a war in Austria. The nationalist poet Annunzio made a speech and showed enthusiasm for his war. "We are now planning to fight our war, and blood will flow out of Italian vessels.

The rise of Benito Mussorini and the rise of Benito Mussolini have had a major impact on World War II. But he is not always a strong dictator. At first he was a school teacher and a socialist journalist. He later married the Rachel guide and gave birth to five children. He is the editor of Avanti and the latter is the Socialist Party of Milan. In March 1919 Benito Mussolini founded Fasci di Combattimento. "This is a nationalistic, anti-liberal, anti-socialist movement, which mainly fascinates the middle class." 1 Fascism is spreading in Europe. Mussolini won the sympathy of King Victor Emmanuel III. Mussolini then threatened to march in Rome. This persuaded Emusuel III of King Victoria to call Mussolini to join the alliance, which in fact helped him gain more power.

In 1939 World War II broke out, Mussolini stood at the edge of world politics and saw Hitler redrawing the European map without him. For easy prospects of victory, Mussolini decided to "start a war with all sacrifices". The cost is obvious: the support of modern industry, modern military, and the masses. Unfortunately, Mussolini lacks all of these. Nonetheless, in 1940 he forced a passive Italy into a Hitler war. Therefore, he ignored the only meaningful lesson of the First World War. As America alone decided to confront, America, not Germany, was an important hegemon country.

Il Duce - Mussolini known as "Dux" or "Chief" - won the expulsion of the Italian Socialist Party under the selfish support of the First World War. Mussorini spurred the wave of nationalism that dominated the war of Italy, went over to the hands of anti - interstitial orthodox socialists, accusing his former party by ignoring the environment that led to war. He continued to form a party known as Fasci Rivoluzionari d'Azione Internazionalista - Fascisti (Fasci), a new, just-started party