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Fascist doctrine was written during the turbulent era of Italian social and political history. Fascist held in Rome for 10 years in March, but the fascist movement lacked coherent identity. In many cases, fascism is a by-product of the generation that has been tried in war. The change brought about by the First World War was quite dramatic, so many of this generation refused to see any continuity with the past. Mussolini is one of the generation and fascism is the most fascinating for this generation. In the eyes of the fascist, this movement changed the old "complicated and chaotic" parliament system. Thus, as long as changes are provided, it is not particularly difficult for the parties to establish and maintain their support. But even if the fascist is staying in the government for a while, if the party wishes to make it longer, it must form a coherent doctrine.
Italian fascism called fascism is the original fascist ideology developed in Italy. Ideology is related to the Fascist Revolutionary Party (PFR) founded in 1915; it took over the National Fascist Party (PNF) in 1921, and Benito Mussorini ruled the Italian kingdom from 1922 to 1943; 1943 Republican fascist party who governed the Italian social republic from 1945 to 1945, and Italian social movement after the war and subsequent Italian new fascist movement. Italian fascism is rooted in Italian nationalism, and the desire to restore and expand the territory of Italy. This is considered indispensable to maintain the strengths and strengths of the country and avoid surrender to the collapse. Italian fascist, modern Italy is an heir of ancient Rome and its heritage, historically supported the creation of the Italian empire, spazio vitale ("living space") for colonization of Italian settlers, And has established control over the Mediterranean.