1. Mussolini rose to power in Italy in 1922.

2. During 1936, Mussolini conquered Abyssinia.

3. Mussolini was known by the more familiar appellation 'Il Duce'.

4. In elections in 1921 Mussolini won a seat in Milan, and his party gained 35 of 535 seats in the country.

5. At first Mussolini was the senior partner, a position which gave him the feeling of power he clearly relished.

6. Ironically, another dress fez as worn by Benito Mussolini topped this figure, selling at ￡10,000.

7. Hitler, Mussolini, Franco: all prime examples of men hungry for power.

8. This somehow leads to Italy, and to Signor Mussolini.

9. Mussolini was the first to react.

10. It berated Mussolini for selling out to Berlin.

11. What Mussolini did with violence, Berlusconi accomplished through showmanship.

12. Do you think Mussolini admired Boullee?

13. Mussolini was called Il Duce.

14. The Nazi war machine follows Mussolini with iron steps.

15. Oh crikey, no, because who can forget Mussolini?

16. Benito Mussolini became prime Minister and dictator of Italy.

17. Mussolini has fallen ; Italy has surrendered; her Fleet has come over.

18. He led by Italy and Mussolini , Hideki Tojo led Japan to form the Axis alliance.

19. Benito Mussolini , Dictator of Italy forced to resign and the Fascist regime was abolished.

20. Benito Mussolini , Dictator of Italy was forced to resign and the Fascist regime was abolished.

21. In 1922, fascism came to Italy as Benito Mussolini took control of the government.

22. Mussolini would never have dared to come to grips with a resolute British Government.

23. One of them, Benito Mussolini , thinking conquest was easy,(Sentence dictionary) proved the year's greatest flop.

24. They put Mussolini in jail, like a thief, the one who made the Empire.

25. Nine months on, Mussolini himself was shot. His body was hanged upside down from a hook on the Piazzale Loreto in Milan, where crowds gathered to spit at, kick and even shoot him again.

26. Recent photo opportunities have shown both candidates replicating famous Benito Mussolini images of harvesting crops and embracing children.

27. The president of the Local was a man named Phil Cyprian, who had a crush, it seems, on Mussolini.

28. The comic opera aspect of Berlusconi that so exasperates critics invites comparisons with Mussolini, but the real similarity is that both men promoted a kind of "anti-politics."

29. After all, back when she still seemed a shoo-in to the White House, his subtitle for "Liberal Fascism" was "The Secret History of the American left, From Mussolini to Hillary Clinton".

30. Have you an all - embracing affection for Messers Mussolini, Hitler, Franco, Ataturk and the mikado?

1. During 1936, Mussolini conquered Abyssinia.

31. The part of Sicily which Patton's forces traversed had at one time been completely controlled by the Sicilian Mafia, until Benito Mussolini smashed it through the use of police repression.

32. Mussolini had been waging a war since 1924 to rid the world of the Sicilian Mafia.

33. Mussolini was then flown to Vienna and given a hero's welcome.

34. Skorzeny landed by glider with fifty paratroopers, stormed the hotel and freed Mussolini.

35. Mussolini and his group set back the progress of Italy many years.

36. Mussolini, Hitler's fellow fascist dictator and partner in aggression, had met his end.

37. At one point, Churchill went as far as to call Mussolini the "Roman genius... the greatest lawgiver among men."

38. The Italian press has slammed what they claim is a return to the bureaucratic straightjacket of the Mussolini era.

39. Fascism is not the first of Hitler Germany, but Italy's Benito Mussolini.

40. Benito Mussolini talked with blustering grandiosity of building Fascist Italy into a second Roman Empire.

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41. In 1929, Pope Pius XI signed the Lateran Treaties with the government of Prime Minister Benito Mussolini, giving the Vatican its status of a nation under international law.

42. After the armistice, Mussolini began his rise to power, assisted by electoral fraud and blackshirt violence, establishing a fascist dictorship by the mid-1920s.

43. Martland said: "Mussolini ended his life hung upside down in Milan, but history has not been kind to Hoare either, condemned as an appeaser of fascism alongside Neville Chamberlain.