what politicial promise made mussolini and his fascist party popular in the 1920s

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agl202 · Answer

The Nazis appealed to a wide range of people, but especially the 'middling' sort of people, and the party grew rapidly in the years of crisis 1919-1923. After the disaster of the Munich Putsch, and during the prosperity of the Stresemann years, however, support for the Nazis fell. During this time Hitler believed that he could be elected to power. He used these years to develop and strengthen the party's organisation. They promised to restore order in the country. http://www.johndclare.net/Weimar6.htm

anonymous · Answer

Laws rewritten in Italy under the dictatorship, the university lecturers were forced to swear that they would defend the fascist regime. And a certificate from a non-specifically chosen by the newspaper editors Mussolini Fascist Party did anyone ever possible reporters. Purpose of all Italian people, companies and associations was to keep under control. The purpose of Mussolini's foreign policy was to replace the pacifist anti-imperialism aggressive nationalism. The first instance was in 1923 during the bombing of Corfu. Then switch to the puppet regime in Albania and Libya came again conquest.