... unlike Italian's were not occupied; therefore the Italian national movement's aim was to expel the Habsburg army out of the occupied states of Lombardy and Venetia. This led to Charles Albert, King of Piedmont, in declaring war against the Austrian Empire, which led to the revolution in Italy being centred on this. Davis highlights how this war became problematic for the ... highlighted by the fact that people had different views on how the unified nation-state should be governed. The prime minister of Piedmont favoured the idea of a Confederation, whilst Charles Albert wanted to expand...

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... Depression; alongside his organisation of propaganda and carefully staged rallies that were immensely subjected to German citizens and soldiers; and with the associations with relentlessly cunning political leaders such as Albert Speer (known as the "architect") who helped develop Hitler's Army and the overall vindictive Nazi Party. It is for these dynamics in conjunction with the series of fateful events -for ... their rule in Germany, the Nazis created spectacular ceremonial occasions in order to capture the loyalty of the German people. Such rallies were prepared, meticulously stage-...

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