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

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Governments were unable to deal with problems of unemployment, strikes, and people there became increasingly dissatisfied with the way Mussolini was running the country. Also, the Italian Army failed in an attempt to invade Greece in 1940 due to all these people were dissatisfied and it led to World war II

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