29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime

29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime

Jacob Miller - July 31, 2017

29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
Soldiers in Italy’s Black Brigades, the ruling party’s paramilitary army. Location and date unspecified. Wikimedia Commons

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29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
The dead body of a young woman hangs from a pole. She has been killed for resisting the National Fascist Party. Rome, Italy. 1944. Wikimedia Commons

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29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
Students salute the Italian flag. Milan, Italy. 1929. Wikimedia Commons

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29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
Supporters of the Fascist Party march in a parade. Milan, Italy. November 1928. Wikimedia Commons

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29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
The inauguration of Littoria, Italy, a city created by Mussolini’s fascist party. December 1932. Wikimedia Commons

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29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
The Italian and Nazi flags fly side-by-side. Rome, Italy. 1937. New York Public Library

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29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
Young boys in the fascist youth group, the Opera Nazionale Balilla. Italy. Date unspecified. all-that-is-interesting

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29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
A Nazi general salutes a line of Italian troops before sending them off to fight the Allies. Rome, Italy. March 1944. Bundesarchiv

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29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
Mussolini taps the cheek of a young boy in the Black Brigades. Brescia, Italy. 1945. Wikimedia Commons

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29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
A propaganda photo shows massive tractors rolling into action and an Italian flag waving overhead. Location unspecified. 1937. New York Public Library

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29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
A soldier checks a civilian’s papers. Milan, Italy. 1944. Wikimedia Commons

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29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
School children pose for a photo. Behind them are graffiti tags saluting Mussolini as the Duce (leader) of Italy. Marano, Italy. 1930. Wikimedia Commons

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29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
Members of the Black Brigades salute Benito Mussolini. Rome, Italy. 1935. Wikimedia Commons

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29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
The Black Brigades stand at attention. Rome, Italy. March 1936. Wikimedia Commons

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29 Photographs of Italy’s Fascist Regime
An Italian resistance member, working with the British troops to fight the Germans in Italy. Florence, Italy. August 1944. Wikimedia Commons

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Sources For Further Reading:

History of Western Civilization II – The Rise Of Fascism

Time Magazine – What Is Fascism? What to Know About Its Brutal Origins

Swansea University – What Was The Impact Of Fascist Rule Upon Italy From 1922 To 1945?

Historians – The Rise and Fall of Fascism

The Guardian – The Fascist Movement That Has Brought Mussolini Back To The Mainstream

History Collection – Life in Italy Under Benito Mussolini

Slate – How Italian Fascists Succeeded In Taking Over Italy

Forbes – The Economic Leadership Secrets of Benito Mussolini

The Washington Post – These Are The Three Reasons Fascism Spread In 1930s America

European Economic And Social Committee – Fascism On The Rise: Where Does It Come From, And How To Stop It, With A Common European Response

Royal Examiner – Marxists vs. Fascists

Library of Economics and Liberty – Similarity Between Socialism and Fascism

Encyclopedia Britannica – Common Characteristics Of Fascist Movements

Today – Fascism, Socialism, Liberal

AEON – The Lure Of Fascism

The Conversation – After 100 Years, Mussolini’s Fascist Party Is A Reminder Of The Fragility Of Freedom

History Collection – Mussolini Declares a New Fascist Republic (1943)

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