Mussolini And Fascism Similarities

Over 19.5 million people worldwide have either followed willingly or been forced to follow dictatorial types of government systems. Fascism is one of those systems and this type of government in both Germany and Italy were introduced to it by two infamous dictators. While the two countries have many similarities, they also implemented fascism differently with how their dictators were motivated to achieve their goals.
Both Fascist regimes had something in common and that is their use of authoritarianism, which is a system of government that the government used to try and control as many aspects of the people’s lives as possible through use of propaganda to indoctrinate a sense of obedience to the authority of the government. Authoritarianism is a key part of the fascism that took place in Germany and Italy for in Italy, Mussolini made it so Catholicism was a part of the education and daily life of the Italian people. He also like Hitler as well, made young boys and girls go to government run groups where they were taught to more militaristic and nation oriented. Mussolini and Hitler both controlled all forms of media like newspapers, books, radio, journals, and magazines, so no one could publish anything against the Fascist movement, also TV, and radio so no one could broadcast something to denigrate the
Even in Germany Nazi affiliates were helping get the Jews to safety, like Oskar Schindler, a Nazi businessman, who protected his Jewish workers from deportation to death or slave labor camps. Even some Jews rallied against the Nazi’s genocide with Mordecai Anielewicz, who led the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, one of the many ghetto insurrections that happened in Germany to stop the Nazi’s plans. Many heros helped, died, and/or were injured by bombing, riots, and the killing of Nazi