Offers a brief biography of Benito Mussolini, exploring the events, the background, the people, and the mixture of private and public concerns which contributed to his historical impact.
Presents a new assessment of the life and times of Mussolini, arguing that although he could be ruthless and opportunistic, he was also driven by his ideology and his desire to make Italy great.
Chronicles the life of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini, describing his creation of modern fascism, his construction of his charismatic public image using mass propaganda, and his downfall.
Examines Italy's foreign policy in the late interwar period, drawing from declassified materials to discuss the nature of Benito Mussolini's relationship with Adolf Hitler and his decision to declare war against England and France in 1940.
Offers an interpretive comparison of the economics, propaganda, culture, education and healthcare systems of all three forms of European totalitarianism.
Offers a comprehensive account of Mussolini's fall from power in July 1943, focusing on the causes and consequences the event had for world politics, economics, and peace.
