Are There Any Mussolinis Left? 

Do are there any romanovs left

Any explanation as to why?

@@ADogNamedStay it's interesting to know if any Russian monarchs survived

@@ADogNamedStay The name. *_CHA-CHING!_* Ladies, gentlemen, and my enbie homosapiens, I'll be here all weekend! *Good NIGHT!!!*

Name Explain hey I just wanted to let you know you missed some Mussolini’s. His other granddaughter Rachele Mussolini is in Rome’s city council and his great grandson Caio Giulio Cesare Mussolini, a name designed for victory in Italia if you ask me, is running for EU parliament as well.

Lol

japan was kinda retarded during 1930s and 1940s

Romanke why cuz they weren’t making anime?

@@simsnetworkstudios no cause they thought they white, blonde, blue-eyed "aryans."

Italy still did better then the Japanese

There are many Romanovs still alive.

@@anttibjorklund1869 ok that's done. Any Lenin's?

natasha romanoff

@@HolyShitNew I am referring to Tsar Nicholas II, his family, and the Romanov Dynasty.

Александp Маршал i know it was a joke...

And she had an argument with Jim Carrey, lol

And surprise surprise, she preaches the same shit her grandfather did.

Yeah we heard

EU parliament

Calling himself Ceasar.

No worries m8, she's just another corrupt politician who only does her interest, it's no dictator this time

454charing It’s his name...

Just a right-wing moron, even Mousolini would think of abortion if he encountered his descendants.

Yep

We'll hang them again

@@NanamiNishijou uddio lezzo! Aonnah

Oh well...time to get my grandpa's rifle again. Avanti popolo a la riscossa, bandiera rosa, bandiera rosa!

I believe in him

@@ComradeHellas you are a deluded communist, you idolise murderers and call them heroes

Aw shit here we go against

Germany is only spending more on military because NATO told us to. We really didn't want to increase the budget as far as I know.

The Axis rises again!

Thank God.

And Stalin's popularity in Russia and other ex Soviet republics rises to more than 60%

I'm sure you never expected to write THAT sentence!

Sam Patterson you want applause?

He is a bastard.

In one game i had he won afroca vut lost main land italy ti the meatherlands after they lost their country.

@@danieltsiprun8080 Lol, I actually played Italy just to try to recreate the roman empire and it went pretty good almost got Paris before the germans and capitulated Britain in 1940 so a pretty quick ww2 but since I finished it so quickly we ended up in a second war with the allies and japanese(also helped them capitulate china but that was before the war)

i played a game where AI ethiopian survived

@@dom_40 against player or AI italy?

ai italy ai ethiopia

Just like the painter.

I'm surprised nobody is asking for the sauce of the cover.... I'm more interested in her citypop music

a *w h a t* magazine cover-

TOKYO FANTASY

His name, is ciao?

Also the video was talking about kids from his 2 marriages

Edits On Imovie no Caio, aka Gaius. He has the same name as Gaius Julius Caesar, just in Italian. And not the video is on any living relatives with the name Mussolini. He ends by talking about Mussolini’s granddaughter, but doesn’t mean ruin the other grand daughter or the great grandson. This is probably because the other granddaughter isn’t as well known and the great grandson is only somewhat well known now that he is running.

Luke Douglass oh, I get it now

Caio Giulio Cesare Mussolini? You can't have a more dictatorial name than that, add a Napoleone and you are set.

Kim Kardashian?

person in a purple background No, Kim Jong Un

@@mauropereira187 that was a joke

That would be a daunting video... which Kims are related to THE Kims out of all these millions of Kims.

@@mauropereira187 whoosh

Mio nonno means my grandpa

I'm dying hahaha good meme my friend, has a nice potential

Lel has he got any yearbook pictures of him?

Scossa?

You are special dude.In a positive sense.

Lisa Heisey wow did he know him personally or as an acquaintance

@@devoted_eater567 I'm not sure. My great-grandfather died in 1944, decades before I was born. I only heard about it, through my grandmother. I don't think, that she knew too many details, because my great-grandmother kept telling my great-grandfather to "Shut the fuck up!" whenever he talked about knowing the Mussolini family, because she didn't want people to get the wrong idea about our family and think that they were supporters of a fascist, while living in the US.

@@lisaheisey6168 yeah that made sense

Lisa Heisey glad they made it out in time

@@garrettallen7427 Thank you. Actually though, both sets of my great-grandparents from Italy, on my mom's side, came here in the late 1800's and early 1900's. So, they were already here, before even WW I started, much less WW II.

@LEGI0N Wolf They didn't lose. And before you come with ''German help'' Germany made their intervention in the same day that the British came to help Greece. Fun fact, Most if not all the Greeck divisions were defending against Italian forces so when the Germans came they went trough on the most soft spot of Greece. Cheers

@LEGI0N Wolf Bulgaria joined after German pressure ? No. Bulgaria, lay on the periphery of an Italian European sphere of influence. Bulgaria, which claimed Greece's northern territories. During the late 1920s and early 1930s, Mussolini sought diplomatically to create "an Italian-dominated Balkan bloc that would link Turkey, Greece, Bulgaria, and Hungary". Venizelos countered the policy with diplomatic agreements among Greek neighbours and established an "annual Balkan conference, so they had their interests they didn't go out alone because the Greeks could be defended by the Turks. Another example to fortify what i just said is the Greco-Turkish Friendship Convention in 1930. This process culminated in the signature of the Balkan Pact between Greece, Yugoslavia, Turkey and Romania, which was a counter to Bulgarian revisionism. ''Greek lines were spread thin'' True (also out of supplies) ''so the Germans broke through'' False Most of the Greek divisions were positioned do defend against the Italians. With most of the Greek army on the Albanian border, Operation Marita began through Bulgaria. As an example of this to fortify what i just said...''Greek command was forced to withdraw forces from Eastern Macedonia and Western Thrace, because Greek forces could not protect Greece's entire border. The Greek command decided to support its success in Albania, regardless of the risk of a German attack from the Bulgarian border'' - United States Army Center of Military History - Blau George- 1986 '' the Italians declared war with 1/10 of their required supplies! '' So with this very childish thing that you just tried to do i must assume that you are Greek... But i will awnser in a civilized manner even with your yelling... The italian inteligence didn't knew that Greece would be helped by Britain. They were prepared to take down greece only. Simple as that. Also another fun fact...Greece was warned by British inteligence to get ready for an italian invasion before it came and the British Royal air Force later on made an HQ on Greece and supplied them with even shoes... That was the suprise for the italians...They had supplies to take down Greece quickly but Greece only, and that only was calculated by italian inteligence. (In witch i agree was a mistake, they should be prepared to the unforseen)

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@@red36825924 A fact for you. Britain helped Greece while Greece was alreadycounter-attacking and holded areas in South Albania. I don't know where you read the British aid or if its nationalism that make you blind but Greece defended her land herself and also counter-attacked herself until Metaxas died and then British helped because Metaxas did NOT allow them to help thinking that would make the Germans to come to Greece. Before try to correct others read about that war and don't uses excuses..You declared war and you lost from Greece, not UK. German defeated Greece. Facts.

@@Ezio2713 There is some FACTS for you and not this bullshit that you are saying.... The italian inteligence knew only what they had and Greece if alone would lose easily..Because they had no military industry and a severe lack of ammunation...But with the HUGE british help they got the italians by suprise... ''On 22 October 1940, six days before the Italian invasion of Greece, despite the Italian invasion of Egypt, the RAF Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief Middle East in Cairo was ordered to prepare squadrons for Greece, based on Ultra decodes and other sources that an Italian invasion of Greece was imminent.'' Source - British inteligence in World war 2 Hinsley F.H - The blind here is you and before YOU tries to correct someone is better to YOU read about that war and don't use you lack of knowleage and ignorance on the matter. ....ROBIN HIGHAM Made a book about it, how you to read instead of spreading your shit as Facts....Also How italians maching through your capital is a victory ?...So stupid...All the Greek Divisions where deployed against Italy leaving almost empty the front where the Germans came...And the Greek forces on Albania surrendered to the Italians...That is a victory ? NO a delay but not a victory at all... ''The British had already supplied, among other goods, 40 million 7.92 rounds and 150 mortars (50 51mm and 100 76mm) the previous month, but had not yet fulfilled the Greeks' mid-January request of 300,000 uniforms and sets of shoes'' Source - Stockings & Hancock 2013 - Go read instead of saying things that you don't know as ''Facts''.

Why what happened

@@efthymiosanagnostos7427 Jim Carrey posted a drawing inspired by the pictures taken of Benito's body after he was executed, hanged upside down. Alessandra was furious and went on to make a fool of herself, partly for defending a dictator, partly for her dreadful English skills

Lord Fedjuve Kinval well Mussolini wasn’t bad until he wanted to expand italy and yeah, before that he made Italian economy great and was loved by the Italians until he sided with Germany and went to war with Greece

@@efthymiosanagnostos7427as an Italian i can tell ya, the economy didn't improve much, if at all. Italy industrialised properly only in the 1960s. He still was indeed rather popular, unfortunately. Overall he was an incompetent buffoon with dreams of grandeur and no actual plans to achieve them, a shame it took 20 years for him to be removed.

@@lordfedjuvekinval252 The fuck did you demand from the country with the least resources of those times? A miracle?

Good long live Italy

@@thatoneweirdkidwhosobsesse3494 Viva l'Italia!

meno male che silvio c'è

His father was a socialist (left wing, akin to bolshevik) activist. Benito Mussolini himself had been the head of the left wing of the italian socialist party (which means the revolutionary, pro-bolshevik faction. The other wing was social-democratic, non revolutionary) until the beginning of ww1. he was expelled for having become an interventionist in ww1 (which was against the italian socialist credo, pacifist and internationalist). So he created a left wing version of nationalism in 1919, calling it Fascism. And this first version was very leftist as well, shifting more to the right only eventually

Bruno Giordan Well there’s far more to this, It wasn’t just Mussolini getting upset over one thing. He became very anti-socialist by 1919. Around the time he and Gentile who both wrote the Doctrine Of Fascism openly stated they were right wing and fascist throughout history are known for being heavily anti-communist/anarchist/socialist

Rehan Zainul Abdeen I was exclusively explaining the origin of his first name and of his roots. To a foreigner it may appear strange that Mussolini was named after a revolutionary leader. Surely there is more, I know well the developments he had later, but this is a youtube channel. Plenty of documents do exist and plenty of books can be read on what he did as the political leader of Fascism, however i can only briefly say we will never know the true story of Fascism since the English Secret Service and the Vatican seized all the secret dossiers he had with him when he was caught by communist partisans in 1945 and swifly executed. The circumstances of his shooting and of the disappearance of an entire small truck of documents and his documents bag are murky at best. Much of such documents were told by him to be fundamental to understand his actions. In Italy we still have plenty of books either writeen by survivors or from historians, much of them politically biased, but the public history of Fascism, (excluding the above said secret diplomacy) is well documented

Bruno Giordan I think Historians even with some bias are correct despite the lose of documents, I understand some historians are political and deliberately skew misinformation like certain Cold War era historians who would give unrealistic death tolls to both the Americans and Soviets but I think enough time has passed given how many historians have studied Mussolini to agree with what our understanding is

@@abandonedchannel281 It is not so. I have studied extensively labor law and italian law, in terms of labor politics of the Fascist period historians are still fighting among themselves, there will never be consensus on what Mussolini did in this field. Especially because he acted during the worst period of the twentieth century, when a worldwide crisis made economic policies difficult to everybody. The only consensus among historians lies in criticizing the long dictatorship, but Fascist leaning historians agree only in part (actually Mussolini's dictatorship was criticized by his faithful ones even after the first fall of Fascism in 1943. The Social Republic debate even saw proposals to reintroduce political parties, or an organic democracy) And this is only an example. Some quote certain data, some other point out others to paint Mussolini's political enterprises as failures or successes etc.. So the same phenomenon can be called a success or a failure according to the political bias of the historian. Political bias is evident in most writings, if not in the works of De Felice and his followers, who are still branded as crypto-fascists by many other historians because of their neutrality.It must be said that his mixed economy system was maintained after ww2 by left leaning Christian Democrats like Moro and Fanfani, his former adversaries, men who didn't spare him criticism in other fields. Every month or so a new book comes out on Fascism and for the most part any new book will be critical of past works by other historians. It gets quite annoying since Italian history spans at least 2500 years and Fascism lasted just 23 years in full power. I would be very happy if our historians wrote more on other periods ...

And Anthony Fantano

Alfie haigh lmao imagine being his granddaughter and tryna one up celebrities pipe down women

If i recall jim said something about how he didnt like some politician and said "look at what happened to Mussolini"

Comrade Jim

@@princesstinklepanties2720 he drew a picture of Mussolini and his wife hanging upside down with the caption "if you want to know where fascism gets you ask Mussolini"

And another granddaughter on the Rome city council, Rachele

the italian communist and no I believe he’s running for EU Parliament.

@@Dougy359 oh right yeah thanks i thought he was going for mayor cause you can see his posters in naples

the italian communist ah okay. I’m not from Italy, just obsessed with politics including international. I love following polls and elections and stuff.

@@Dougy359 it's good to know,did you hear about the eu predictions? the communist party will get like 2.7% so i'm pretty hyped cause we will get into the eu parliment

Salazar was based ngl

I do believe it. I read his autobiography as well. I read a 3rd party source that said the same thing but I don't remember from where.

The hypocrisy of Italian politics: we hate and are ashamed by our past while somehow missing it

Sorry Valve won’t allow that

Gaben needs to go to school first

Pretty much

Really?! What was her name?!

@@NavyCook08 5:18 it's her, the music is surprisingly decent

One Gheddafi was playing football in Italy not long ago

The Romanovs weren't THAT bad.

Romanovs were hit and miss, as it usually is with German rulers, Alexander II tried to better his country, Alexander III was medieval, and Nicholas II just didn't care to govern - even when his inaguration procession stampeded hundreds of peasants to death or when protesting peasants with icons and his portraits were shot like ducks. Still, nothing excuses the commies mass murdering children - but it's even more silly for russian church to canonize him. And people who now worship Nicholas worship Lenin, his murderer, too.

@@aliabdallah102 the Mussolini's were

@@cheybat5390 I'm not denying that. I'm just saying that the Romanovs didn't deserve to be killed off like that.

@@aliabdallah102 well, the Soviets didnt really have a choice. Previous failed socialist revolutions showed that if you let the royals live, they would be back. It was either exterminate the dynasty or risk their whole revolution.

Keeping in mind portugal sucks ass

fun fact: you can't run for president of Italy you can only lead your party to win seats on Parliament

so sad when he died

Our ComradeL

Good question

Lizzie Cook what’s his name

@@killoalvarez8721 Joseph Marx

Why?

a lot.

very unfair to compare Mussolini and Mao, but ok

Leandro R nobody did that

@@ByddinRhyddidCymru I assume that there's something in common in this series of videos. and some comments got me thinking what the viewers are thinking about

Xbox Mingau lmaoooo