Italy’s Fascist War
In June 1940, after nine months of an embarrassing and uncongenial stance of ‘non-belligerency’, the Italian Fascist dictator, Benito Mussolini, declared war on Britain and France. It was to be a ‘revolutionary’ war, a Fascist imperialist war which would result in the fundamental redistribution of territory and resources, and the realization of Fascist aspirations for Italy to dominate the Mediterranean area.
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