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This paramilitary ultra-nationalist group attacked those they considered enemis of the state: strikers, socialists and communists
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had a number of repercussions
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Banned the making and selling of alcohol in a period called "PROHIBITION"
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Mussolini founded the National Fascist Party
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Mussolini replaced striking workers with a party members.
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When this occurs, France occupied a German industrial region called Ruhr valley
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Once in power, Mussolini set about stablishing his fascist regime in Italy
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Hitler led a failed coup d'état known as the Beer Hall Putsch and he was imprisoned for one year
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This was in order to ricover its money
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This continued throthout the 1930s and was characterised by unemployement, poverty and misery
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After Lenin's death Leon Trotsky and Joseph Stalin engaged in a contest for power
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Stalin introduced this plan to transform communist Russia into an industrial power on a par with capitalist countries
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The replacement of the Dawes Plan
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The US was the strongest country, however it entered a devastating depresion which affect the global economy
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The stock market completly collapse, and it set off a disastrous sequence of events
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In the US Franklin D. Roosevelt introduced his NEW DEAL. This was a set of government programmes which focused on the three Rs, relief for poor, recovery of the economy and reform of the banking system
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Hitler further consolidated his power with this.
The reason for this was the organisation -
Hitler immediately unfied the position of president and chancellor under the title of Füher
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Stalin introduced a constitution which granted citizens more rights, such as universal suffrage