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The 1920s were crucial in the history of Italian politics & in the life of Benedetto Croce, whose theories on liberalism reached great fame during this period. During the government led by Giovanni Giolitti, Croce was nominated Minister of Education & he became famous not only for his commitment to promote school system reform, but also for his innovative ideas on liberalism & his strong ideas on freedom of religion. He refined his theories analyzing liberalism in the context of relations between ethics & politics, emphasizing his dislike of any dangerous form of ethical state & outlining the relationship between liberism & liberalism. M. Williamson