Wednesday, March 18, 2020
Facism essays
Facism essays 3. Publisher: Raintree Steck-Vaughn Publishers 6. How long did it take to read the book? 1 day 7. Why did you choose this book? I wanted to get a better understanding of fascism. 8. What is the main subject of the book? The nature of fascism and the studies of two fascist states, Italy and Germany. 9. Benito Mussolini was dictator of Italy from 1922-1943. As a little boy, he was proved bright but violent. He was expelled from school fives times. Out of these five times, two were for stabbing fellow students. Mussolini had different careers before he reached the age of 30. He was a teacher, laborer, agitator, army deserter, journalist, union organizer, prisoner, and editor of the Socialist Party newspaper Avanti! He was drafted in 1915 and served as corporal until he was wounded and was discharged in 1917. Gabriele dAnnunzio was a famous poet at the age of 16. While fighting in World War I, Gabriele lost an eye and was given the award of bravery. A daring air raid over Vienna in 1918 made him a national hero. Gabriele was admired by many for acting boldly in a bombardment between the disputing sides of Italy and Yugoslavia. He later became a strong support of fascism but preferred to write rather then deal with politics. Adolf Hitler was born in Austria in 1889. He was not born a German. Adolf was a failure in school. He moved to Vienna and then to Munich to pursue other interests. Though he lacked education, money, family, and friends, he still dreamed of greatness within himself. He volunteered to be in the war when it just broke out in 1914. Hitler won the Iron Cross twice but was never promoted to a higher position other then corporal. 10. The book first describes how fascism came to be. It was after World War I when the fascist movements managed to turn Italy and Germany, two ...
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