Fascist Italy

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Fascist Italy was the authoritarian, nationalist regime led by Benito Mussolini from the early 1920s to 1943, known for its totalitarian politics, imperial ambitions, and central role in the Axis powers during World War II.


Statements (88)
Predicate Object
instanceOf authoritarian regime
historical country
one-party state
totalitarian state
alliance Axis powers
Pact of Steel
alliedWith Imperial Japan
Nazi Germany
capital Rome
claimedTitle Italian Empire
collapsedBecauseOf loss of support from the king
military defeats in World War II
colonialPossession Dodecanese Islands
Italian East Africa
Italian Eritrea
Italian Ethiopia
Italian Libya
Italian Somaliland
continent Europe
country Kingdom of Italy
currency Italian lira
demographicPolicy Battle for Births
pro-natalist policies
discriminatedAgainst Italian Jews
Slavic minorities
economicCampaign Battle for Grain
Battle for Land
economicSystem state-directed corporatist economy
educationPolicy curriculum fascistization
endEvent Allied invasion of Italy
Grand Council of Fascism vote of no confidence
fall of Mussolini
endTime 1943
enemyDuringWorldWarII France
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
United States
foreignPolicyGoal control of the Mediterranean
imperial expansion
governmentType one-party fascist dictatorship
headOfGovernmentTitle Duce
headOfState Victor Emmanuel III
ideology Italian Fascism
anti-communism
authoritarianism
corporatism
militarism
ultranationalism
introducedLaw racial laws of 1938
introducedPolicy Lateran Treaty with the Holy See
censorship
corporate state
cult of personality around Mussolini
one-party rule
secret police repression
youth indoctrination
leader Benito Mussolini
locatedIn Mediterranean region
mediaControl press censorship
state radio propaganda
monarch Victor Emmanuel III
officialLanguage Italian
paramilitaryWing Blackshirts
Squadristi
participatedIn Greco-Italian War
Invasion of Albania
Second Italo-Ethiopian War
Spanish Civil War
World War II
policeStateFeature internal exile for dissidents
propagandaOrgan Ministry of Popular Culture
propagatedMyth revival of the Roman Empire
rulingParty National Fascist Party
Partito Nazionale Fascista
secretPolice OVRA
signedTreaty Lateran Treaty
signedTreatyWith Holy See
startEvent March on Rome
Mussolini appointed Prime Minister of Italy
startTime 1922
succeededBy Italian Social Republic in German-occupied northern Italy
Kingdom of Italy under Badoglio government in the south
suppressed political opposition
trade unions independent of the regime
usedSymbol Roman imperial imagery
fasces
yearOfLateranTreaty 1929
youthOrganization Opera Nazionale Balilla

Referenced by (87)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Ante Pavelić
Fumimaro Konoe
Hungarian revisionism
Independent State of Croatia
Indian National Army
NDH
Third Reich
alliedWith
Altiero Spinelli ("Italian Fascism")
EAM (National Liberation Front)
National Liberation Front (EAM)
Polish forces
Sandro Pertini ("Italian Fascism")
opposedTo
Azad Hind Government
Catalonia Offensive
Flechas Azules Division
Nationalist offensive of November 1936
Siege of Madrid ("Fascist Italy (for Nationalist side)")
supportedBy
Acerbo Law ("Mussolini government")
Battle for Births ("Fascist regime of Benito Mussolini")
Italian Racial Laws ("Fascist regime of Benito Mussolini")
Littorio Division ("Kingdom of Italy under Benito Mussolini")
government
Free France
Greek People’s Liberation Army
Yugoslav Partisans
opposedBy
Azad Hind Government
Manchukuo
NDH
recognizedBy
Italian Blackshirt divisions
Luigi Frusci
allegiance
Italy (1943–1945, co-belligerent with Allies) ("Co-belligerent Italy")
Southern Kingdom ("Co-belligerent Italy")
alsoKnownAs
Giovinezza ("Italian Fascism")
Rocca delle Caminate ("Italian Fascism")
associatedWith
Bombing of Guernica
Iraq campaign (1941)
belligerent
Chamber of Deputies of the Kingdom of Italy
Senate of the Kingdom of Italy
historicalEra
Fascist Italy ("Italian Fascism")
Italian East Africa ("Italian Fascism")
ideology
Altiero Spinelli ("Fascist regime of Benito Mussolini")
Antonio Gramsci ("Fascist regime of Benito Mussolini")
imprisonedBy
La mia vita
The Doctrine of Fascism ("Italian Fascism")
mainSubject
New Zealand forces
Polish Armed Forces in the West
opponent
Giacomo Matteotti ("Fascist regime of Benito Mussolini")
Italkim
persecutedBy
Mussolini: An Intimate Biography ("Italian Fascism")
Second Italo-Ethiopian War ("Italian Fascism")
relatedTo
Italian invasion of Albania
aggressor
Domobranstvo
alignedWith
Nazi Germany
ally
First Marshal of the Empire
appliesToJurisdiction
First Vienna Award
arbitratingPower
Luigi Frusci ("Mussolini government")
associatedWithRegime
Quebec Conference
axisOpponents
Croatian Air Force (WWII)
collaboratedWith
Opera Nazionale Balilla ("Fascist regime of Italy")
controlledBy
Anti-Comintern Pact
countrySignatory
Alfredo Guzzoni
era
Corpo Truppe Volontarie ("Fascist regime of Benito Mussolini")
governmentSponsor
Predappio
hasHistoricalPeriod
Il Duce, mio padre
historicalContext
Countess of Cortellazzo and Buccari
historicallyLinkedTo
Aviazione Legionaria
ideologicalAlignment
First Vienna Award
imposedBy
World War II forced migrations
involvesActor
Pope Pius XI ("Italian Fascism")
issuedEncyclicalOn
Chamberlain government
keyInternationalActor
Allied forces
mainEnemy
Government Code and Cypher School
mainOpponent
Roberto Farinacci ("Italian Fascism")
movement
NDH
occupyingPower
OVRA
operatedIn
Ministry of Popular Culture
operatedInPoliticalContext
Second Spanish Republic
opponentSupporters
Grand Council of Fascism ("Fascist regime of Benito Mussolini")
partOf
coat of arms of the Kingdom of Italy
period
Claretta Petacci ("Italian Fascism")
politicalContext
Benito Mussolini ("Italian Fascism")
politicalIdeology
Giovinezza
politicalSymbolOf
Southern Kingdom ("Fascist regime of Benito Mussolini")
precededBy
Lateran Treaty ("Fascist regime of Benito Mussolini")
signedUnderGovernment
Ministry of Popular Culture ("Italian Fascist regime")
subordinateTo
Il Popolo d'Italia ("Fascist regime of Benito Mussolini")
supported
La mia vita ("Fascist period in Italy")
timePeriodCovered
Littorio Division ("fascist Italy")
usedBy

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