Thread: Was Fascist Italy Truly A Totalitarian Regime?
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Old March 25th, 2003, 03:55 PM
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You two are both right....

No. 9
"...The public fear of a revolution...." refers to the majority of the peasants, who were affraid of a Bolshevik revolution....but I have added some info in there to make that a little more clear....

Kai
The majority of the info you posted is in my essay as well, just in different sections....


But thank you both for your oppinions, I'll make the necessary changes [img]smile.gif[/img] I've also decided to post my paper on the web...so instead of writing a paragraph a day I'll just post the link when it's done.

Thank you again,
DUCE
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