As the war in Anatolia rages, the problems of the homefront become more and more clear. With rampant unemployment and inflation quite high, many disgruntled workers seem to have taken the word of Marx as their guiding creed. However, the way they manifest this is violence in the streets, causing riots and protests out of control. With many men fighting in Anatolia there is not quite as many men as there might have been on both sides of the conflict, however this seems to be too much for the police force to handle. Luckily for the Kingdom, another option has presented itself, a group formed of nationalists and veterans from the Great War, calling themselves the Fasci Italiani di Combattimento, have taken it upon themselves to brutally put down these uprisings. While normally the state may frown upon such things, for now, the Fasci shall be allowed to operate mostly without consequence, keeping the risings of the left to a minimal.