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Crisis of Liberal Italy Monetary and Financial Policy, 1914-1922

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Forsyth, Douglas J.

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Publisher: Cambridge University Press Summary: An important interpretation of the crisis of democracy in Italy after World War I. Professor Forsyth argues that liberal governments considered economic stability ahead of redistributive social policies and, in so doing, lost their electoral support and enabled Mussolini to rise to power.
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

An important interpretation of the crisis of democracy in Italy after World War I. Professor Forsyth argues that liberal governments considered economic stability ahead of redistributive social policies and, in so doing, lost their electoral support and enabled Mussolini to rise to power.

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