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This photo connects the the event because it appears to be a painting or political photograph that depicts the rising of the fascist Party in Italy. -
Modern Italian state started forming in 1861 when most of the peninsula was formed into the Kingdom of Italy. -
The Papa States and Rome were annexed into the Kingdom of Italy in September of 1870. -
Italy was outnumbered by the Ethiopian army and was forced back into Eritrea in 1895. -
Italy invaded the Turkish province of Libya in 1911, this started the Italo-Turkish War. -
Mussolini became editor of Avanti in 1912 after the success of his own newspaper “La Lotta di Classe” or The class struggle. -
Mussolini was kicked out of the PSI in 1914 for supporting Italy’s entrance into WWI. -
Signed on April 26th, 1915, this was a treaty between Italy, France, Britain, and Russia that promised Italy land stretching from Trentino through the South Tyrol to Trieste. -
This picture works for the Corfu Incident because it gives a visual representation to the weapons that were used during this conflict. -
Starting in 1919, the “two red years” was a period of intense social conflict in Italy after WWI. -
This photo is a good symbolic representation of the formation of the Fascio di Combattimento because it appears to be the logo for this formed group. -
This visual works as a good representation because it shows an uprising of sorts, such as D'Annunzio taking control of Fiume. -
This visual representation connects because it is a news headline which talks about the alliance created between Mussolini and Giolitti. -
This picture connects to the event in the timeline because it depicts soldiers during the March, before Mussolini became the Prime Minister. -
This visual representation works for this event because it shows a document that outlines the different polices that were established by Acerbo's Law. -
This picture is a good representation of the Matteotti Crisis because it is a newspaper article from the time that discusses the debates on the event. -
A political protest by Roman plebeians. -
An agreement signed in order to help stabilize post-WWI Europe. -
A struggle to increase agricultural production in the Soviet Union. -
An economic policy to stabilize the Italian currency. -
Efforts in some countries to increase birth rates, often through pro-natalist policies. -
The effort to redistribute land ownership in the Soviet Union. -
The Kellogg-Briand Pact was an international agreement signed that outlawed war as an instrument of national policy. -
An agreement signed between the Holy See and the Kingdom of Italy, resolving the long-standing dispute over the status of the Catholic Church in Italy. -
I choose this picture because it shows the advancements the Italians during the Abyssinian Crisis -
The Stresa Front was an agreement made between the United Kingdom, France, and Italy to oppose any unilateral revision of the Treaty of Versailles by Germany. -
In 1936, Italy intervened militarily in Spain during the Spanish Civil War to bolster nationalist sentiments opposing the Second Spanish Republic. -
On September 29 and 30, 1938, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, and France signed the Munich Agreement, which required Czechoslovakia to hand up its border regions and fortifications to Nazi Germany. -
Italy didn't join Germany until June 1940, when France was about to submit and it seemed that World War II was over, as they were still pursuing territorial expansion. -
I choose this picture because its a good illustration of the two leaders, Hitler and Mussolini shaking hands, highlighting the agreement. -
Mussolini was imprisoned on July 25, 1943, after being removed from office by his own Grand Council. Mussolini had just left a meeting with King Vittorio Emanuele, who had informed Il Duce that the war was lost. -
An Italian partisan murdered him on April 28, 1945, in the northern Italian town of Giulino di Mezzegra.