Question

How was the dissatisfaction of Italy responsible for the second World War?

Answer 1

Hint: Italy joined the war in the year 1940, as the defeat of France became apparent. Italy’s role in World War II was more significant and broader than it is usually recognized. The working of the government also dissatisfied the people regarding the lack of control of the country.

Complete answer: Let us discuss how the dissatisfaction of the Italian People was responsible for World war II
I.The Government of Italy were unable to deal with problems of strikes, unemployment
II. and people became increasingly dissatisfied with the way Mussolini was running the country, also the minister of Foreign Affairs, Galeazzo Ciano became dissatisfied with the working.
III.Also, the Italian army failed to invade Greece due to these people being dissatisfied and called for World War II.

Why was Italy so weak in WWII?
Italy was financially weak, most primarily due to the lack of domestic raw material and also Italy had very limited coal reserves.Italian high command was very well known about their weaknesses, and also told Mussolini that they would not be ready until the year 1942 to enter the war.

Now the question arises how did WWII affect Italy?
-Italy’s military outside of the Italian peninsula collapsed, annexed territories falling under German control.
-Benito Mussolini has executed by Italian partisans, two days just before Adolf Hitler’s suicide.

Note: The Italian army at the time of WWII performed badly because it was completely not ready for a war against modern European armies. The Individual Italian soldier was bravest and willing to fight but they were poorly supplied and were inadequately armed.