The Fascist Experiment in Italy AND Joyless Victors
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| Fascism | governments that were anti-Marxist, antiparliamentary,and frequently anti-semetic
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| "Bands of Combat" (Fasci de Combattimento) | group formed in 1919 that consisted of Italian war veterans that felt they had been cheated out of victory and opposed Socialism
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| Benito Mussolini | leader of the Fasci de Combattimento who had the goal of political survival within Italy
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| Gabriele D'Annunzio | Italian nationalist writer and spokesman of the Fasci who led patriotic Italians to seize Fiume
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| March on Rome (Black Shirt March) | in October of 1922 when the Fascists in their characteristic black shirts marched haphazardly through Rome
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| Election of 1924 | Fascists won complete control over the Chamber of Deputies
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| By what year had Mussolini dissolved all other political parties in Italy and taken complete dictatorial power? | 1926
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| Year that the Italian government limited the number of women employees in both government and private offices to no more than ten percent: | 1938
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| "Blue Horizon Chamber" | nickname for the Chamber of Deputies in France after WW1 due to a predominance of conservative military officers in blue uniforms
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| In 1922 while the other European powers were holding a conference at Genoa, which two countries were having their own meeting in Rapallo? | Russia and Germany
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| Sinn Fein: "Ourselves Alone" Movement | extremist party that took power once the Irish nationalist leaders were executed in 1916
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