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The 10 pages that link to March on Rome, each with the reason it gives.

• Benito MussoliniBroader topic: The march converted fascist intimidation into Mussolini’s appointment to government.

• FascismBroader topic: The march marked fascism’s transition from street movement to government.

• Italian fascismBroader topic: It brought Mussolini to power without a direct seizure of Rome.

• Gabriele D'AnnunzioRelated: It followed D'Annunzio's Fiume venture and made the struggle for nationalist power national politics.

• Biennio RossoRelated: It marked the political outcome of a crisis in which the left had failed to consolidate power.

• Victor Emmanuel IIIRelated: Victor Emmanuel refused to declare martial law and instead appointed Mussolini.

• Giovanni GiolittiCompared with: It marked the breakdown of the parliamentary order in which Giolitti had operated.

• History of ItalyRelated: It marked the collapse of liberal rule and the start of Fascist government.

• Era FascistaRelated: It precipitated Mussolini’s appointment and the start of Fascist rule.

• Italian Regency of CarnaroRelated: Fiume’s political theater and paramilitary mobilization anticipated tactics later used by Fascists.