From the ashes of World War I to the devastation of World War II, fascism reshaped the modern world through violence, propaganda, and the promise of rebirth. Fascism: The Rise, Reign, and Fall of an Ideology delivers a sweeping and deeply researched account of one of history's most dangerous political movements.

This comprehensive book explores:

• The origins of fascism in postwar Italy
• Mussolini's rise to power and the creation of the fascist state
• The transformation of society through propaganda, repression, and cult of personality
• Italy's imperial ambitions in Africa and the Balkans
• The alliance with Nazi Germany and Italy's role in World War II
• The collapse of the regime and the legacy it left behind
• The global echoes of fascist ideology in the 21st century

Clear, engaging, and urgent, this book is both a historical investigation and a warning. It reveals how fascism took root, how it governed, and how its legacy still influences modern politics. For readers seeking to understand the past-and defend the future-this is essential reading.