Benito Mussolini Part 2: The March on Rome
Real Dictators
Fiume's Tempest: D'Annunzio and Rise of Nationalism
This chapter investigates the dramatic events of September 1919 in Fiume, focusing on Gabriele D'Annunzio's occupation of the city as a powerful nationalist statement against the Treaty of Versailles. It examines the political upheaval in post-World War I Italy, highlighting the socio-economic struggles and the emergence of radical movements. Additionally, the chapter portrays D'Annunzio's influence on Mussolini, exploring the complex legacy of nationalistic fervor and the romantic ideals that shaped Italy's tumultuous journey.
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