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How did the economic crisis in Italy, after the First World War, create unrest there?
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Due to the expenses in the First World War, Italy's national debt had increased manifold. The price and the value of money had decreased. There was a great shortage of food-grains in the country and unemployment was increasing day-by-day. The industries and trade were ruined. The condition of the middle class people, farmers and the working class became very critical. As a result of the war, Italy suffered a lot and her people became very poor. Such a deteriorated condition created unrest in the country.
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