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The Grand Council of Fascism abolished the Parliament and then replaced it with the Assembly of Corporations, which consisted of 22 representatives of industrial and private corporations.
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The conference held after WW1 regarding setting the peace terms for Germany and other nations.
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Over 600,000 workers took over factories and gained control of towns in northern Italy.
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Communists and Socialists declared an ill-prepared general strike, of which was stopped easily by fascists and government troops
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Established as the party body for fascists, and later became the state body of fascists.
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When the Italian Socialist Party left the Chamber of Deputies after the murder of Giacomo Matteotti, who spoke out against the use of force by Mussolini’s fascists during the first meeting of the new Parliament
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police force to arrest political opponents. Labor Charter: A charter that expressed the ideas of the Fascist Corporate State
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Treaty between Italy and the Holy See in which three agreements were made.
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garrison of Somalis under Italian control got into a skirmish with Ethiopian armed forces at Walwal
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Mussolini decided that Italy needed to become self-sufficient and that a higher production of wheat would achieve that goal. By 1935, they had achieved a reduction of imports by 75 percent, so close to self sufficiency.
