Italian Diplomacy under the Fascist Regime

- Initially pro-French and pro-British while anti-German (Stresa Front) - However no illusions on Mussolini´s part - he obviously wanted a network of foreign relationships that would bring about the maximum gain for Italy - A switch to a pro-German position after the Abysssinia Crisis

References

Mussolini: A New Life by Nicholas Farrell Origins of the Second World War by Ruth Henig Ciano´s Diary

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