The fall of Mussolini in 1943
From his coming to power in 1922 Mussolini had one clear policy that would play amajor part in how he ruled Italy for the next twenty one years. His vision was to raise Italy's prestige in the eyes of the world and attempt to re -create an empire to rival that of Ancient Rome. To achieve this, various policies were introduced to revolutionise and influence most parts of Italian Industry and society, in an eventual attempt to transform Italy into a self -sufficient nation, from this basis point Mussolini could then follow his colonial and imperial ambitions for enlarging the Italian empire. However, "opportunities" such as the World War Two soon showed Italy was unable to maintain a modern war machine, and this under -preparation clearly had it's foundations in various failed economic and social policies that had been When Mussolini came to power in 1922 the Italian economy was backward compared with the rest of Western Europe, and it's industries, though steadily growing, needed development and were centralised in the northern part of the country. Indeed half the population still made it's living by farming and agriculture and even this was flawed by the fact land was not available
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