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    while Italian ships transported supplies through friendly harbours in Spain and Portugal. Both the CTV and CCNN would be organized and deployed following Franco’s failure to seize Madrid in late 1936. In greatly bolstering the Nationalist cause‚ Mussolini provided the necessary numbers to undergo a wider range of offensives against the largely defensive Republican forces. Along with German air support‚ the Triumvirate of el Caudillo‚ il Duce‚ and der Führer had the capability to end the Civil

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    expand their influence in territories like the Sudetenland. 2. Fascism (591-595) Fascism was a new form of politics that prioritized hyper-nationalism and attempted to craft a new society against liberal democracy‚ socialism‚ and communism. Benito Mussolini was the first political leader to officially adopt fascism‚ but it spread extremely slowly. Only Germany and Italy in Europe replaced their parliamentary procedures with fascism‚ although other select nations like Japan‚ South Africa‚ and Brazil

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    Good Bye Lenin! (2003) By Wolfgang Becker.

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    family‚ primarily Nicholas‚ back to Russia to rule as czar. Devastatingly‚ Lenin and the Bolsheviks had won with their Red Army‚ and my dreams of returning to Russia were crushed once again. Over the years I grew more and more disgusted by Lenin’s success and I felt horribly for the Russian people who had been betrayed by him‚ especially after his signing of the Treaty of Brest Litvosk with Germany. This

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    How did Lenin consolidate power after 1917? There is little doubt that in the immediate aftermath of the October Revolution‚ the Bolshevik hold on power was by no means secure. Although there were 300‚000 Bolshevik Party members‚ a large part of the population were apathetic towards the Bolshevik Party. The Bolsheviks controlled many major cities‚ but its presence in the countryside was limited. The Bolsheviks succeeded in gaining power in Petrograd not due to their own popularity‚ but largely due

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    expected‚ there was still a lot of confusion over who would succeed him to lead the USSR. There are a number of reasons to why this occurred but there are still disputes about who Lenin wanted to succeed him and why he didn’t leave someone who he thought would be best for the job in charge of his beloved USSR. Despite Lenin having preferences‚ nobody was aware of these preferences due to his testament not being publically shown – nevertheless‚ Lenin’s testament left no clear indication of whom he wanted

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    Benito Amilcare Andrea Mussolini was born little did his parents knew that they created a monster. Mussolini was born in December 12‚ 1879. He went to a catholic school and made many crimes in school‚ he would hurt other children he stabbed a kids hand‚ he knifed his girlfriend. At church he would pinch people to make them cry. Those were just things he did as a little boy. Mussolini became into power by Fascist they soon voted for him to become prime minister for his country. Soon to be he

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    from all over. Josef Stalin and Benito Mussolini are two of the most significant dictators in history. Both of them tried to establish a totalitarian government but had many similarities and differences in obtaining that goal. Totalitarianism is when the government holds complete control of the citizens and industries. The way these two ruled politically was extremely similar. Mussolini tried to control the Italians’ thoughts‚ feelings‚ and actions. Like Mussolini‚ Stalin tried to control every aspect

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    and the world was changing. This discontent led to the rise of Benito Mussolini and the Fascist Party‚ who took control of the Italian state and implemented a new regime that the world had never seen before. Possibly the world’s first totalitarian government‚ Mussolini was able to take complete control of Italy and its people. The Fascist ideology was the epitome everything that the Italian people were. But how was Mussolini able to manipulate and command the Italian people into going along with

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    Why Stalin and not Trotsky was able to succeed Lenin The first reason why Stalin and not Trotsky was able to succeed Lenin was because Stalin had an important position of General Secretary. He used his position as secretary to put his supporters on the Central Committee of the party and dismissed Trotsky’s. This helped him establish control over the party and this lead to him building a powerbase in which he was in control. Having mostly his supporters in the party helped as there were few members

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