Mussolini Carves Path From Milan To Rome
Italians turn to the fascist movement as the faltering government fails to satisfy popular representation. Mussolini, backed by 400,000 Black Shirts, edges toward Rome to seize power after years of strikes and political turmoil. The ex-anarchist rises from editor to dictator as Italy seeks order amid instability.
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