Medzivojnová Európa A Mussolini

After its dissolution, Austria wanted to join Germany. This desire for unification was known as "Anschluss." Austria and Germany shared a common language and culture, and many Austrians felt a strong connection to Germany. However, the Allies prohibited the union due to concerns about German expansionism and the potential threat it posed to European stability.

The statement in the question is false. It says that Russia lost territories in Turkey, Sweden, and Kazakhstan. However, there is no historical evidence or context provided to support this claim. Therefore, the correct answer is "Lož" (which means "False" in Slovak).

In 1922, Mussolini organized the "March on Rome," an event that played a crucial role in his rise to power in Italy. The march involved tens of thousands of Fascist supporters who marched from various parts of Italy to the capital city, Rome, demanding that Mussolini be appointed as the Prime Minister. The march put pressure on the Italian government, which eventually gave in to the demands and appointed Mussolini as the Prime Minister, marking the beginning of his dictatorship.

The statement in the question states that Italy became a fascist state in 1921. However, this is not true. Italy actually became a fascist state in 1922, when Benito Mussolini and his National Fascist Party came to power. Therefore, the correct answer is "Lož" (Lie).