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| | Rational Fascism |
 | | By the end of World War I, Mussolini, the socialist, who had organized strikes for workers and peasants had become Mussolini, the fascist, who broke strikes on behalf of financiers and landowners. |
 | | The fascist Blackshirts spent their time attacking trade unionists, socialists, communists, and farm cooperatives. |
 | | In 1922, the Federazione Industriale, composed of the leaders of industry, along with representatives from the banking and agribusiness associations, met with Mussolini to plan the "March on Rome," contributing 20 million lire to the undertaking. |
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