What were the election results in Italy in 1924 ?
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"In July 1923, Mussolini was able to secure a new electoral law from the parliament. The new law provided that any party, having 25% of the votes in a general election, should receive two-thirds of the seats in the Chamber of Deputies. Mussolini immediately arranged for elections to the Chamber of Deputies in April 1924. In an atmosphere of intimidation and violence, with the Fascist Militia using strong-arm methods, the 'National List' presented by the Fascists obtained 63% of the roses."
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Italy won in 1934 and they were the host
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I live in Italy and, believe it or not, it has had 57 government changes since WW2. I'm not kidding!\n\nIsn't that a kick in the head?\n\nYou should visit this site: http://www.OnlyInItaly.com. The name speaks for itself! Ciao!
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The Fascist Grand Council in Italy consisted of about 20 high ranking party leaders appointed by Mussolini, who was the chairman, and it's purpose was to select a list of candidates for the Chamber of Deputies,which was part of the corporate state in which the government organized a series of "corporations" that dealt with the various sectors of the Italian economy,  and to be consulted on all important business of the government.\n\nedit: Good Luck on the test
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Silvio Berlusconi. But I think they're due for another election very soon. Italy goes through Prime Ministers more quickly than most countries except Japan, though this guy has been in there for awhile now.
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Italy was the first anti-democratic government in europe.\n\nmussolini established the fascist party in the 1920s and took control of the italian government.  he called himself il duce (the leader) and ruled as a tyrant until he was killed by the italian people and hanged upside down from a meathook during world war 2.\n\nhitler established an anti-democratic government in germany in 1933.  he emulated mussolini and they fought together in world war 2.\n\nemperor hirohito established an anti-democratic government in japan in the 1930s.  he attacked manchuria, korea and china to begin world war two in the pacific.\n\nif you need more info e-mail me.  dan
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>>> ITALY <<<  NUMERO UNO!
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1919,1934,1935,1944,1954,1955,1957,1961,1968,1970,1972,1973,1974,1975,1979,1981,1998,2001,2002,2005
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go to\nhttp://www.politicalgraveyard.com\n\nthere is information there about that particular election.
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In 1934 Italy beat Czechoslovakia by a score of 2-1, The World cup also took place in Italy in 1934
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1954 at Switzerland.\n\nGermany won 3-2 over Hungary
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General Information\n\nEmbassy of the Republic of Italy\n6/F, Zeta Bldg., 191 Salcedo St.\nLegaspi Village\nMakati NCR 1200 \n(632) 892 4531 to 34\n\nContact Information\n\nH.E. Graziella Simbolotti\nAmbassador\n6/F, Zeta Bldg., 191 Salcedo St.\nLegaspi Village\nMakati 1200 \nVoice:(632) 892 4531 to 34\nFax:(632) 817 1436
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This site gives you the top 100 on the charts though the years in Italy.\n\nCheck it out:\nhttp://www.hitparadeitalia.it/hp_yends/hpe1980.htm
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"The struture is set, you'll never change it with a ballot pull"\n\nRATM\n\nThere will never be fundamental change through our electoral system. The dems and reps are essentially the same. Looking out for the same interest. \n\nThird party candidates don't have a chance in the US anymore because the media/propaganda is too strong and the money required to run a succesful campaign is too great\n\nI don't undertsand what u mean by getting mussolini treatment. Do you mean...OFF WITH THEIR HEADS?
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Last year, the remains of about 200 Italian prisoners in Russia were returned to Italy.\n\nDuring World War II, at least 250,000 Italian troops were sent by Italian dictator Benito Mussolini to help allied German Nazi forces, but most lacked the warm clothing and cold-weather survival skills of the Soviets.\n\nWith most of their vehicles broken down or lost in battle, the Italians trudged in retreat often traveling hundreds of kilometers during the winter of 1942-43. Many dropped dead in forced marches to prison camps. Others survived the cruel journey, only to die in camps as far away as Siberia.\n\nAn estimated 70,000 Italian soldiers never returned from the campaign. (From the Mos News)\n\nI would contact the Italian Embassy in Moscow and ask what they are doing to locate the missing Italian prisoners.\n\nGood luck.  Those that weresn't killed outright often died in the prison camps later.  Very few made it back.
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Italy, European Union, Switzerland, San Marino, Slovenia (regional language), Vatican City, Istria county of Croatia
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go to google and type in govt. elections