The document discusses how Fascist Italy used the education system and youth groups to indoctrinate youth with fascist values and ideology. It explains that Benito Mussolini wanted to create a nation of devoted fascists and used schools, textbooks, and youth groups like the Balilla to spread fascist messaging to children and teenagers. While elementary education was more successfully influenced, higher education saw less direct government control. Youth groups were likely most effective at spreading fascist ideals through activities, uniforms, and oaths of loyalty, though enthusiasm waned over time. Overall, fascism made the most impact on those born between 1910-1930 who experienced fascist schooling and propaganda.