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Italian Propaganda

Propaganda in Fascist Italy under Mussolini

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What were Mussolini's main methods of creating his image of an 'all powerful' leader? Education, Youth Groups, photography, newspaper, radio, film, sport
What was the motto said in fascist Italy? "Mussolini is always right"
What did Mussolini want to establish in Italy and what was he called? A totalitarian dictatorship and a cult of personality leading to him being called 'Il Duce' (the Leader)
What quote was said by Mussolini when talking about educating boys and girls? "War is to the male what childbearing is to the female"
What were the changes made to the Italian education system after Mussolini came to power? Text books were changed, teachers with any criticisms were sacked, history was rewritten to glorify the Roman Empire and only committed fascists could teach history
What did the Youth Groups focus on for boys vs what they focused on for girls? Boys- military training, fascist ideology, sports, parades, camps Girls- sewing, singing, childcare
Children from what age group had to join what youth group? Children from ages 4 to 18 had to join the Balilla- most decicated joining the Young Fascists
What rules were established surrounding the press and radio? No opposition to 'The People of Italy' newspaper (Mussolini's paper), existing radio stations to broadcast Mussolini's speeches
How did Mussolini increase radio use (include numbers)? Number of radios increased from 27,000 in 1926 to over a million by 1939 by the encouragement of the production of low cost radios to make them cheaper to buy
How did Mussolini use sport as propaganda? Italy organised and won the 1934 World Cup and won it again in 1938. Primo Carnera became a national hero after he became the World Heavyweight champion
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