Establishing the regime Mussolini's establishment of the Fascist regime 1922-1929 P.A.N.I.C 2.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryItaly - 19th and 20th centuryASAll boards Created by: Marianne BradleyCreated on: 09-05-10 10:35 Propaganda July 1924: press censorship. 1924: expansion of radio, became state controlled. 1926: opposition newspapers supressed. 1926: Fascist Culture Institute. 1 of 5 Action Against Opposition Judges sacked for not being Fascist enough. June 1924: Matteotti murdered. December 1925: Trade Unions and opposition parties banned. 2 of 5 New Support Army officers felt being pro-fascist would give them a better chance of a promotion. 1929: Lateran agreements signed with the church. 3 of 5 Increased power over King and Parliament October 1922: Mussolini appointed P.M. in coalition. July 1923: Acerbo Law passed: winning party given 2/3 of seats. April 1924: 1st General Election under Acerbo law: Fascists won a majority. January 1926: Right to make laws without parliamentary approval: King deterred from being involved in Parliament. 1926: no debating, amending of legislation or criticism of the government. 4 of 5 Control over the Fascist party December 1922: Grand Council of Fascism. 1923: Fascist squads converted to National militia. Local parties given less activity. Must obey leader and stop internal argument. 1928: disloyal Fascists purged. 5 of 5
Fats and figures of The nature of Nicolas II’s regime and the effectiveness of his rule 4.5 / 5 based on 7 ratings
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