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Appointed Teacher at an elementary school in Gualtieri
Follow Benito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini through 223 dated historical records for Italy.
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Appointed Teacher at an elementary school in Gualtieri
While working as a manual laborer becomes interested in socialism. Flees to Switzerland to avoid military service
Arrested as an agitator & is expelled from Switzerland
Arrested in France
Escapes to Switzerland to avoid the military draft in Italy
Joins an Italian regiment for military service
Qualifies as a "Professor" in French which enables him to teach as Secondary School
Appointed Teacher at Oneglia on the Riviera
Appointed Secretary to the Chamber of Labour in Trentino, Austria
Arrested in Austria
Appointed Sub-Editor of The Popolo, owned by the Italian patriot Cesare Battisti
Appointed Editor of LAvvenire del Lavoratore
Expeeled from Austria
Appointed Secretary to the Chamber of Labour in Trentino, Austria
Publication of "Claudia Particella", an anti-clerical novel
Publication of "Claudia Particella", an anti-clerical novel
Arrested in Italy for the non-payment of a fine
Appointed Editor of The Class Struggle
Imprisoned for 5 months, while in prison writes his autobiography. Arrested for trying to stop troops at Forli during the Italian invasion of Libya
Publication of "John Huss, the Man of Truth", a booklet aimed against the Church
Publication of "John Huss, the Man of Truth", a booklet aimed against the Church
The Congress accepts Mussolinis motion to expel 2 of its leaders, Bissolati & Bonomi. Attempts to unify the party & expel gradualists & supporters of the war against Libya
Appointed editor of Avanti, the newspaper of the Socialist Party
Role range: 1912-1914
Founds & owns his own Socialist publication, "Utopia"
Appointed Party Leader of the Socialist Party
Role range: 1912-1914
Expelled from the Socialist Party for supporting The First World War
Role range: 1912-1914
Groups within the PNF called Blackshirts built a base of power by violently attacking socialists and their institutions in the rural Po Valley thereby gaining the support of landowners
In Milan, used to break up strikes & make violent assaults on opponents of fascism. Groups within the PNF called Blackshirts built a base of power by violently attacking socialists and their institutions in the rural Po Valley thereby gaining the support of landowners
In Milan, used to break up strikes & make violent assaults on opponents of fascism
Marks the transformation of the paramilitary Fasci Italiani di Combattimento into a more coherent political group (the Fasci di Combattimento, founded by Mussolini in Milans Piazza San Sepolcro
Marks the transformation of the paramilitary Fasci Italiani di Combattimento into a more coherent political group (the Fasci di Combattimento, founded by Mussolini in Milans Piazza San Sepolcro
Appointed Party Leader of the Partito Nazionale Fascista
Fiume surrenders to the Fascists
Fiume surrenders to the Fascists
The Socialists call a General Strike & Mussolini embarks on strike breaking
The Socialists call a General Strike & Mussolini embarks on strike breaking
The fascist leadership agrees on a plan for insurrection
Demands a fascist Government or threatens to march on Rome
The fascist plan for insurrection is made known at a mass meeting. Demands a fascist Government or threatens to march on Rome
The fascist plan for insurrection is made known at a mass meeting
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