I binca, I have studied fascism in school, you will be surprised to know that is a matter of study. since then I develop a very deep interest n the history of WW2 and read a lot about then,
just a couple of historic precision I have to do about your point, actually Italy did not started WW2, Italy was neutral for more than 1 year, while hitler was invading Poland and Benelux and cecoslovachia as well.
Italy had been a fascist country for 20 years, but since the early fascism the anti fascist movement had always been active, something that bring us to a civil war in the ending of ww2, this movement had been political bat also military. a Situation more similar to the occupied France, than to the totalitarianism of Germany.
by the way this is the opinion that Winston Churchill had of Mussolini
"Mr Mussolini is the best living chief of State." (Winston Churchill, 1926)
"if I was an italian, I am sure I'd join enthusiastically your victory against the corrupted passions of lenininsm, Italy gave us the antidote to the Russian poison"
"In this way the 21 years of Mussolini's dictatorship in Italy , in those years he saved the Italians from from comunism and he brought to a position in Europe that Italy never had before"
the same Winston Churchill that as general make thousand of ANZACs killed in Gallipoli for his stupid conduct of war operation
Probably ww2 history should be studied better from both the sides.
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