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The Italian flag of 1861, symbolizing the "unification" of Italy upon gaining its independence -
An angry looking Pope Pius IX to express the anger of the Catholic church at the liberal Italian government -
An image of Ethiopian soldiers at the Battle of Adwa to show the opponents faced by the Italians -
An Italian propaganda postcard showing Italy's desire to take Libya in order to expand their empire and gain a "fourth shore" -
An image of an issue from the Avanti! newspaper on the First of May, 1910, a paper Mussolini likely would have helped to produce before becoming editor around two years later. -
An image of the cover of the November 1914 issue of Avanti! featuring a political cartoon of Mussolini, following his expulsion from the socialist party, with a knife on his way to stab the back of Christ, portraying Mussolini's betrayal of the socialists. -
This satyrical political cartoon references Italy's nature of never ending a war with those it was originially allied with, as shown through its abandomnet of the Triple Alliance to join the Triple Entente through the Treaty of London, hidden behind the back of the person representing Italy. -
A simple portrait of a group of factory workers going on strike, representing Bienno Rosso. The red in the image's background symbolizes the workers' communistic/socialistic desires. -
This image of Ben Shapiro in front of the Italian flaf is a purely satyrical representation of the Fascio di Combattimento, as they hate liberals like Shapiro does. -
This portrait shows D’Annunzio arriving in Fiume on horseback, likely propaganda in order to gain more support for his actions. -
This image was chosen as it shows the effect of the alliance formed: the continuation of fascist squad violence -
The image of the PNF flag was chosen as it was created with the intent of symbolizing the ideologies of the party -
I chose this image as it does a good job at representing the Italian public's image of Mussolini after the March on Rome -
(I can't find an exact date, only the year)
I chose this photo because it depicts the goal of the battle for births- and increase in babies/population. -
This political cartoon shows the perspective of many Italians after the Matteotti Crisis; shows many people's disliking of Mussolini -
This image best represents this event as it does a good job in showing the different perspectives of all the countries who became involved. -
This image was chosen as it does a good job at summarizing what the Acerbo Law was and why it was significant. -
This photo best represents this topic as it does a good job in summarizing what it was and why it was significant -
this image shows an example of the propaganda that Mussolini used to push the battle for grain -
this image successfully shows the major powers involved in this treaty, making it easier to see the foreign relations -
This graph gives a visual representation of the economic dip created by the Battle for the Lira -
I chose this photo because it depicts all of the countries' leaders signing the treaty. -
I chose this photo because it depicts Mussolini and the Pope signing the actual treaty after a lot of negotating. -
I added this photo because it depicts the world leaders of Italy, Britain, and France who were involved in the negotiation and treaty -
I chose this photo because it shows how the Italians invade Ethiopia, -
I chose this photo because it shows the anti-Italiain involvement response from the anti-fascists. -
I chose this photo because it shows Mussolini and Hitler shaking hands after they signed the treaty agreeing to be friendly. -
I chose this photo because it shows all of the European powers signing the treaty after Hitler invaded surrounding areas. -
I chose this photo because it depicts how big of an invasion this was by Italy on Albania. -
I chose this photo because it shows Mussolini and Hitler (Italy and Germany) together, like they were in WWII -
I chose this photo because it shows the coverage of the event in a similar time period to when Mussolini was arrested. -
I chose this photo because it shows the public's reaction to his death- as it shows Mussolini's body hanging.