Nazi Germany

Italy converted to their government of Fascism for many reasons. During World War I, the Italian army and other Italians were beginning to see different cultures and different lifestyles from the countries they were fighting with or against. Becoming exposed, they witnessed new military equipment. Other countries, especially France, Great Britain and Germany, considered themselves advanced and more technologically educated, and viewed Italy as the backward nation. Naturally, Italy felt the bad vibes that the other countries were sending and wanted to change this. In one battle, the Italians were losing to Austria. Britain came in and helped the Italians win, but the Italians still viewed the war as a mutilated victory. After the war, they claimed Istria, but it was given to Yugoslavia instead. Economic situations also made it possible for Fascism to rise up in Italy. Inflation and unemployment made it difficult for the returning soldiers to survive. This mix made many Italians unhappy.

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Their main duty was to ?take care? of any socialist they came across. Germany, which was considered the cause of the war, also had time to give up their territory in the sea of Japan. This treaty changed many territories that were established during World War I. Many peasants weren?t happy, and they were either executed or exiled to Siberia.

Hitler used the citizens? dissatisfaction to gain popularity. There were incentives to have more children, because more assistance was given. The same year, Mussolini organized the Fasci Di Combatimento, or ?The Groups of Combat?. Propaganda also gave simple, yet blunt statements about Fascism. In 1923, the Nazi party had 230 seats in the Parliament. The Fascists were the first group to oppose the Socialists.

Germany, like Italy, changed their government to help cope with difficult times, both economically and socially. Like Mussolini, Hitler was a great speaker who could brainwash anyone who needed someone to believe. Stalin installed the Five Year Plan which called for heavy industry, because he felt the Russia needed to catch up to the other countries.

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