as that he poured into people's minds were primarily anti-semantic and anti-communist. This appealed to most of the uneducated working class who felt betrayed and were looking for a scapegoat for their problems.
             Mussolini was popular with the masses, but not with Swiss authorities. His popularity was primarily with the Italian Socialist Party (PSI) which held a few seats in parliament at that time. His popularity was due to his strong stance on intensification of class struggle and socializing national wealth. His extremism was what got him exiled from Switzerland. After slipping back into Swiss territory, Musso
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