Answer:
<h3>Italian leader Mussolini.</h3>
Explanation:
After the end of the First World War, Italy was deemed as a victor. However, Italy was not fully satisfied with the terms of the 14 points agreement of the Treaty of Versailles.
Under the leadership of Benito Mussolini, Italy wanted to reorganize its former territories and spread its influence over to the newly formed nations. With these aims, Mussolini emphasized on uplifting the economy through direct state control of its citizens. He introduced a fascist government and aimed to expand its influence to other territories.
In order to increase the economic condition, he reduced the unemployment rate by conscripting citizens into military force. As a result, the increase in Italy's military force and expansion violated the terms of the treaty which demanded for reduction in arms and military force.
