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Mussolini defended the Italian invasion of Ethiopia in a radio address on October 2, 1935, and galvanized the Italian people to support the Fascist dictatorship in the face of international sanctions.
What are the key ideas of Benito Mussolini’s radio address?
Between 1922 and 1943, Benito Mussolini (1883-1945) was the ruler of Fascist Italy. He was the founder of Fascism, a political system that was overtly nationalistic, chauvinistic, and terroristic.
One of his ambitions during his reign was to restore Italy to its former status as a major European power. He attempted to attack Ethiopia as part of this. On October 2, 1935, Mussolini delivered a radio broadcast in which he defended the Italian invasion of Ethiopia and galvanized the Italian people to support the Fascist dictatorship in the face of international sanctions.
He emphasized the Italian people's unity behind Fascism, as well as how the Italians were misled by their erstwhile allies during World War I, who now threatens Italy with penalties if it continues its invasion of Ethiopia. Mussolini dismissed the threats, threatening to retaliate with force.
Finally, he recalled the great exploits of Italian and Roman history, urging the people of Italy to rally behind Italian troops in East Africa. The following day, Italian troops crossed the Ethiopian border, and by May 1936, Ethiopia had been conquered and occupied by Italy as "Italian East Africa."
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