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They can if they're built around a cult of personality, of which Mussolini's Italy is often considered an archetype. Though, I have no idea what might have repl
by wahern 6y ago
They can if they're built around a cult of personality, of which Mussolini's Italy is often considered an archetype. Though, I have no idea what might have replaced Mussolini's regime.
- riffraff 6y agoIn 1926 Italy had already vastly changed the state (i.e. the parliament could no control the government, elections were tilted in favour of the fascist party) but it was still technically a democracy, it's only in November 1926 that non-fascist parties and organizations were abolished. So, interestingly this specific attempt might have pushed things in 2 directions: faster and harsher repression, or the rise of a less fundamentalist leader. There's plenty of material for ucronic writing :)