First of all, from a military point of view, during World War II, although Hitler and Mussolini were on the same front, there was a big gap between them on the battlefield. Compared with Hitler's army, Mussolini's army is really much worse. Hitler's army has won far more wars than Mussolini's army. So one of the reasons why Hitler's fame is greater than Mussolini's is that Hitler's army has strong military fighting capacity. After all, society will always be more impressed by those powerful parties. Hitler's troops are equipped with high-tech products, and their natural combat effectiveness will be much stronger. But Mussolini's troops were far less equipped than Hitler's, and Hitler had to send troops to help Mussolini's troops, even though they often lost in the war. In this way, Mussolini can only be attached to Hitler.

Although Mussolini founded fascism, he was not a thorough fascist policy executor in his bones. However, Hitler was a total fascist. In addition, Hitler's political and diplomatic strategies are very strong, and his words and manners are impressive. On the whole, he is a leader and very powerful. Mussolini did not have these talents. He is not so decisive and rude. So these factors determine that Hitler's fame is much higher than Mussolini's.