Compared to Hitler's Nazism
a. Fascism in Italy had the same industrial and military strength upon which to draw for power.
b. Fascism in Italy employed a similar belief in the special destiny of the national racial community.
c. Italian Fascism enjoyed a legacy of militarism much like that established by Prussia.
d. Mussolini had less of an impact on Italian Fascism and did not inspire the same devotion among the people.
e. all of the above
d
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