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In what ways did the fascist Movement change between 1919 - 1922
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In what ways did the fascist Movement change between 1919 - 1922 In the beginning the fascist movement had a relatively small membership of around 100 members, who gained the name of, 'the first hair fascists'. The fascists were a movement as opposed to a political part as there was no structured ideology, which favoured left wing views. By 1922 however the movement had developed into a strong political party with approximately 500,000 members with right wing views. Mussolini was a strong powerful dictator whose political ideas changed dramatically between 1919-1922. At the start, Mussolini was a Socialist and his early ideas were based on the socialists' ideas of the time. These early ideas of Mussolini can be explained on where he was brought up and the views of his parents. He was born in July 1883 in Predappio, Romagna. This was a region of marked class conflict and strong anarchist...
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