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Line 33: − ==Break with Socialism==+ − He graudally began to have a falling out with his fellow socialists. His final break with [[socialism]] came during World War 1, since he changed his former position of neutrality and supported Italy's involvement in the war. He then grew to despise socialism. By February 1918, he was calling for the emergence of a leader "ruthless and energetic enough to make a clean sweep." In May, he hinted in a speech in Bologna that he might be that leader.
→Break with Socialism: Jonah Goldberg calls Mussolini a "lifelong socialist", so I think this section is wrong ... possibly leftist propaganda
Though privately hostile to the [[Roman Catholic Church]], Mussolini oversaw the [[Lateran Treaties]] in 1929, which recognized the independence of the Vatican and even contained a provision that outlawed any display of disrespect for the [[Pope]].{{who says}}{{fact}}
Though privately hostile to the [[Roman Catholic Church]], Mussolini oversaw the [[Lateran Treaties]] in 1929, which recognized the independence of the Vatican and even contained a provision that outlawed any display of disrespect for the [[Pope]].{{who says}}{{fact}}
By February 1918, he was calling for the emergence of a leader "ruthless and energetic enough to make a clean sweep." In May, he hinted in a speech in Bologna that he might be that leader.
==Rise to Power==
==Rise to Power==