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Mussolini and Italy
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Kent College History's insight:
Political scientist Dr. Lawrence Britt's article about fascism ("Fascism Anyone?," Free Inquiry, Spring 2003, page 20). This is an opinion, of course, not a definitive list of characteristics. You may disagree. 
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A documentary from 2005 about the rise and fall of fascism.
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This is Russel Tarr's Mussolini Quiz. Extraordinary rewards for a rudimentary knowledge of Fascist Italy!
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Mussolini was quite the P.R. master. One of his many masterpieces of public imagery was the building crusade around the Mausoleum of Augutus. Every part of this project was carefully managed and calculated to make him ...
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A proper dictator needs to leave his mark on the landscape.
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Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (Abyssinia) Ethiopian soldiers prepare as Italy sends troops to the Somaliland border in a dispute over water wells. Titles read: "King of ...
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Pathe News on Emperor Haile Selassie.
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Fascism and football. An interesting clip for lovers of football ... or fascism.
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Silvio Berlusconi provoked outrage at a ceremony to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day when he said Benito Mussolini had done some good for Italy. Via Mr. MacCollum
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'Silvio Berlusconi provoked outrage at a ceremony to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day when he said Benito Mussolini had done some good for Italy.' What do you think?
Mr. MacCollum's curator insight,
January 29, 2013 12:28 AM
The perils of history. This is remarkable - it really speaks for itself, and for the tendency of people to elevate dictator's records, especially if the record has never been really deeply examined within that nation.
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Watch videos of Benito Mussolini. See important life moments, biographical information, special reports and much more. All from Biography.com
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Mussolini's rise to power; useful for interpretations of this event.
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