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Why, by 1936, was Italy a threat to world peace? [61
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Why, by 1936, was Italy a threat to world peace? [61

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Italy was a member of the League. Mussolini challenged the authority of the League. The lack of decisive action by the League over Mussolini meant he became more confident.

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