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It wasn't, but they did turn there corresponding countries into world powers (for about 10 years.)

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Yosef Mezahrdi

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Well , let's take the most popular fascist country in history— national socialist Germany .
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Yosef Mezahrdi

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Well , let's take the most popular fascist country in history— national socialist Germany .
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Yosef Mezahrdi

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Fascism in Germany was able to gain the support and admiration of the people because it was a nationalist movement which put Germany and the German people's interests first — before anything or anyone else. Second , it successfully defeated Marxism.
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Yosef Mezahrdi

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Fascism was based on Christian values which at the time was very popular in Europe due to the constant threat of communism and Bolshevism
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Yosef Mezahrdi

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Fascism in Germany in the 1939's drive the unemployment rate from 30% to 9% in 2-3 years and made Germany the number 1 economy in the world , even during the great depression .

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