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- - - - Ministry of Popular culture in 1937
- - - - Foreign-born Jews barred from state schools
    - - jewish children barred from state schools
      - Banned from teaching in state schools
    - - Jewish people excluded from PNF membership
      - Forbidden from owning large companies
    - - jews not allowed to marry non-Jews
      - Excluded from the military
      - Foreign Jews expelled
- - - - Subsidised activities such as arts, music, theatre and poetry.
      - Summer camps and sports facilities
- - - - Portraits of Mussolini were to hang in every classroom
      - Teachers had to refer to Mussolini's heroic qualities
      - Wall posters emphasised fascist achievements
      - Days began with fascist slogans
      - Children taught to read with fascist cartoons
      - From 1928, there was only one authorised textbook
      - increased emphasis placed on sport, exercise and religious instruction.
    - - From 1931, teachers had to take an oath of loyalty to the regime.
      - in 1933, all teachers had to become members of the PNF.
    - - Government placed less emphasis on universities as they believed that students would have been indoctrinated at school.
      - Students expected to join the GIoventi University Fascista
        
        Benefits and advantages to joining
        
        Use of sports facilities
        
        Half-price admission to entertainment
        
        Partial exemption from military service
        
        Enhanced career prospects
      - Number of students increased and became more diverse
      - Staff
        
        Professors and lecturers harder to dismiss than teachers.
        
        Most took oaths as a 'formality'.