rupol2000
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It does not appear that Mussolini was acting in the interests of the fascist movement. Before his rapprochement with Germany in 1936, there were armed confrontations between the National Socialists and the Facists, in Austria Hitler overthrew the fascist Engelbert Dollfuss regime, which collaborated with Italy, and the Spanish fascist regime did not join the military alliance of Germany at all.
The Rome Protocols signed in 1934 by fascist leaders contained agreements to counter the Anschluss of Austria
After the Allied invasion of Italy in the summer of 1943, Mussolini was removed from power and arrested by the Grand Fascist Council with the support of King Victor Emmanuel III, but was soon released as a result of a German special operation.
The Rome Protocols signed in 1934 by fascist leaders contained agreements to counter the Anschluss of Austria
After the Allied invasion of Italy in the summer of 1943, Mussolini was removed from power and arrested by the Grand Fascist Council with the support of King Victor Emmanuel III, but was soon released as a result of a German special operation.
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