Therein lies the secret of absolute power- (Rapoport 1989) Has this method been used by most of the well known bloodiest dictators in history? ... Benito Mussolini backed up by Hitler, became the worst dictator in Italy's history by trying to take over the world. ... Italy had suffered badly during the war - 460,000 soldiers were killed and the country was heavily in debt. ... His objective was to control all economic, political and social activities of the Italian people and all neighboring countries. ... Somewhere another predator awaits his chance to write his name in history and to ri...

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Even though Mussolini became a dictator he knew very little of history, of economics, of socialist theory. ... He first didn't realize the great influence the church had on the Italian life. ... In the elections of 1919 in Italy the t party did not do that great. ... He put Italy in a state of civil war using it to gain the population to the t party. ... He was compared to Cesar as the hero of Italy. ...

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Furthermore the nations that much suffered like France and Italy were not aid by no one, not even allies themselves. ... As many economist from the world knew that that amount of money at that time in history was impossible to pay the amount of money was reduced to 132 million marks; which was a lot but not as much. ... During World War 1 the U.S did not sent many troops, but it actually borrowed Britain, France and Italy over $9 Billion dollars. ...

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Book burning also helped because they were able to rewrite history in a way that the kids and even the older ones would support Nazism. ... Mussolini Mussolini wanted to go back to the times when Italy was a glorious empire so in 1922 with the help of his Black Shirts, he gained political power and named himself Il Duce by marching in thousands to demand power. He first became the Prime Minister, named himself Il Duce and then eventually became Italy's Dictator. ... He acted as the emperor of Italy and wanted to go back to the Roman Empire. During this time, Italy was unorganized,...

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Due to unresolved anger with the Treaty of Versailles, the rise of dictatorship in Europe, and United States isolation countries around the world took part in history's bloodiest and most widespread war, World War II. ... It was written by the Allied powers, including Britain, France, Italy, Japan and the United States, and Germany. ... In 1925, Benito Mussolini became the dictator of Italy. ... By the 1930's, Italy was beginning to be seen as a large world power that would have a large influence in the world. ... This lead to Italy supporting Germany against its war with Britain an...

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Argue your case with particular reference Great Britain, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia and USA. ... Countries such as Russia because of their political system were untouched by the devastating effects of the crash such as poverty and radical politics whereas other countries history was to be made because of it. ... Italy was extremely hard hit. ... In Italy the Fascist dictatorship led by Mussolini also failed to fulfil its promise of economic prosperity leading to extensive discontent. ... In Italy the implemented reforms managed to save the country from bankruptcy. ...

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Also, after the Spanish Civil War, Germany and Italy closed an alliance treaty in 1938 called the Rome-Berlin Axis. ... Italy had some connections in Asia, connections that led to the alliance with Japan. ... Karl Dietrich Bracher is a professor of political science and contemporary history that wrote numerous studies on the Nazi ascending to power. ...

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Some leaders change the lives of people drastically and go down in history, whereas other leaders cause little change and fade into history and are forgotten forever. ... His power then continued to grow drastically making him one of the most memorable leaders in history. ...

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In response to representations by the British, French, and Italian ambassadors, Hitler agreed to a four-power conference at Munich. ... In front of a wildly cheering crowd Chamberlain stated that "for the second time in our history, a British Prime Minister has returned from Germany bringing peace with honor" . ...

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Adolf Hitler's determination to dominate the human race sparked the beginnings of the Second World War. Some people might say that this quality did not have anything to do with being a military genius and a good leader, which is not true. Hitler was a military genius. Hitler started out as a soldi...

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Brief History: Goering entered the army in 1914 as an Infantry Lieutenant, before being transferred to the air force as a combat pilot. ... He escaped to Austria, Italy and then Sweden, was sent to a mental hospital and, in September 1925, to an asylum for dangerous inmates, becoming a morphine addict in the course of his extended recovery. ... The Himmler Profile Name: Heinrich Himmler D.O.B: 07/10/1900 in Munich D.O.D: Brief History: Himmler was educated at a secondary school in Landshut. ...

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I've never been interested in history of any kind, which would explain my failures to participate in class and so when I first stepped into the Museum of Tolerance I didn't expect it to make me want to learn and I certainly did not expect one museum visit to change my whole perspective on what human life used to be. ... During the 1800's, African-Americans were portrayed as ridiculous comic figures in newspapers while European immigrants (Irish, Jews and Italians) were stereotyped as stupid, vicious and dishonest. ...

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ve never been interested in history of any kind, which would explain my failures to participate in class and so when I first stepped into the Museum of Tolerance I didn't expect it to make me want to learn and I certainly did not expect one museum visit to change my whole perspective on what human life used to be. ... During the 1800's, African-Americans were portrayed as ridiculous comic figures in newspapers while European immigrants (Irish, Jews and Italians) were stereotyped as stupid, vicious and dishonest. ...

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