Fascism

The Nazis were a combination of political party and militia that took over the country. The full name of the organization was the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeitpartei, the National Socialist German Workers' Party; the name Nazi was a shorthand for that.

Exactly as it has always been, and I quote from the dictionary explanation "A political theory advocating an authoritarian hierarchical government (as opposed to democracy or liberalism)".

You can see such governments and organizations all over the world.

shirts that the Germans wore to scare off rabbits

Fascism is a smaller, less noticeable form of government control. For example, the government can control businesses by private leaders, whereas socialism is obvious as to who is in charge, basically if America was controlled by a socialist government it would be President Obama that was obviously in charge. The U.S government is pushing towards socialism.

According to Mangion (1999) since the Unification of Italy it's government was so weak that it failed drastically to please its people. The majority population especially the the middle class who owned the most means of production remained poor and unsuccessful in their businesses . During the first 20 years of the 20th century there were frequent riots and strikes during which Italian workers had occupied the factories. The government had failed to maintain peace, order and to control the upheavals that where bedevilling Italy by the time. This opened room for Benito Mussolini to rise to power since 1919 in which he began to rule in 1922.

By meaning Fascism simply means totalitarian dictatorship where all the neccessities are controlled by the state including schools, economy, but to mention a few.This brought both positivity and negativity in Italy.Since it led to employment creation due to road net works construction which was also a light effect, railway construction, it also led to economic rise due to the increase in the production of corn ,cultivation of land improved drastically and the introduction of irrigation schemes to irrigate marshes etc.However viewing such issues under a microscopic diagnosis or under sacronise the fascist regime turned Italy into an authoritarian state with Mussolini as (il Duce) The absolute leader.Millitarism was Mussolini's belief and it was a high place, praised with warfare as the highest peak of human endeavour hence this created a lot of enemies to Italy for example the bombing of Corfu in 1923 and invasion of Abyssinia's in 1935. All this increased tension between Italy and other members of the league of nations resulting to the inevitability of the war....which out took in 1945 the second world war . all these can be analysed and scrutinised to come up with a good essay.THANK YOU.

Studying and understanding fascism is one way to avoid it occurring. Currently fascist States do exist in today's world. The politics of fascism are often disguised as "nationalism". As such they flourish under that tag, and allow leaders to gain power over key industries, formulate expansionist foreign policies and are in a position to reduce the power of other political parties within such a nation. There is little to be done by other nations, however, within a nation just described, the citizens can help themselves by seeing the political field as it stands and work with each other to prevent fascist dictatorships disguised as "nationalist leaders" who simply have too much unchallenged power.

A crematorium (also known as "crematory" or "cremator") is a facility where a corpse get burned at extremely high temperatures (870 - 980 degrees Celsius) until only bones and several chemical compounds remain.

Fascists are extreme nationalists and intensely anti-communist and anti-democratic. They believe in complete loyalty to (Fascist) governments and obedience among the people. Hitler and Mussolini were famous fascists.

Fascist - one who believes in a one party state that has one supreme leader leader. a tightly controlled economy that works closely with the corporate leadership and upholds the interests of private capital.

The key to note about fascism is that although the fascist dictator may set economic goals, private industry is allowed to exist. The problem that emerges is that a "controlled" economy will eventually fail as free market forces are ignored. Sooner or later a fascist controlled government must allow some economic freedoms.

The word is also widely used as a term of abuse.

A fascist is a person or political party with extreme right-wing views, often including racism, nationalism and complete obedience to authority.

Hitler was a fascism against homeless people, handy cap people, and smart people so that he can have the power to control the people.
Millions of people shed their blood to defeat fascism in the second world war.

Fascism is the extreme nationalism. And nationalism is extreme pride for your country. Fascism occurred majorly in Germany just before World War II, when Adolf Hitler rose to power.

Fascism had its origin in Italy. Although Nazism later most famously became synonimous with fascism, it was at the time only the Italian party under Mussolini in Italy that officially called itself 'fascist'.

1) Centralized government (with a dicator as a leader)

2) Economic and social regimentation

3) forcible suppresion of opposition

4) exalt nation above individual

5) perfect race

There have been very few fascist governments. All evolved from socialist economic plans by centralized governments. More and more of daily life was forced under central government control. When even sports and diet are government regulated, you have a totalitarian state = fascist. We don't know how long fascist systems can last, since the only nations to try it declared war on the USA and got occupied when they lost.

Communist dictatorships force residents to work for the government, confiscate private property, and insist on government operation of all sectors of the economy. All such efforts have failed miserably.

The Nazis were rabidly, frantically, frenetically anti-Communist.

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During the early 1930s both the Nazis and the Commies had gangs of 'street fighters', this was because the bad economic climate bred extremism, until the Nazis achieved political dominance these were quite equal, but as soon as the Nazis were in power they put the Communists in gaol or concentration camps.

Of course the Communists were equally rabidly, etc anti-National Socialist.

because it looked like a peaceful place and for the finial solution. And for mass killings

It is when fascist people come together and they form a party and what they do is get people to join them. They believe in glorifying the state/ country. They didn't want democracy. Hope that answred your question.

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I disagree. Fascism is an economic, social, and political system, and today only two countries can truly be said to practice it; Indonesia and Syria. Both are Islamic juntas which (and this is the key) codify and enshrine the power of their business elite, and worship their leaders as naturally superior (in their case chosen by God). "[Fascism] affirms the irremediable, fruitful and beneficent inequality of men." -Mussolini.

Other countries which are close to fascism, have many aspects of Fascism but not quite there include modern Russia, and Saudi Arabia. Some might argue Colombia, and post-coup Honduras were close to Fascism as well..

follow hitlers orders or die.

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Both countries used propaganda to influence citizens' beliefs.

One aspect of fascism is the idea that military conflict should be used to expand a country's empire.

cuba is a totalitarian state, which allows their leader to have absolute power over the country, as they do not follow a constitution

Fascism was political philosophy popular in the 1920s and 30s. Italy under Benito Mussolini and Spain under Francisco Franco were both fascist nations. There were many other countries with fascist governments and/or leaders, some were elected, some took power, but these two were the most famous.

For ease of understanding Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler is often called a fascist nation, but it really was not, Nazism was its own brand of government.

The advantages of fascism are maninly that it shortens political processes so that if a law of legislation needs to be passed that is for the best of the country, then it can be passed quickly and can be put into effect quickly, which can make the difference in improving a country.

Other advantages include dictators in a fascist reigime can (if they are uncorrupt) concern themselves fully with the best thing for their country, rather than trying to stay in power and not be voted out in the next election. A disadvantage of democracy that is solved by fascism is that in many times, what the voters want can be influenced by personal traits of potential leaders or just plain ineducation and this can have the result of a very bad descision made for a nation.

These only apply if the reigime is un corrupt and is truly benevolent

Mostly by killing innocent people.

It is always easier for any Fascist State to blame the problems they find themselves in on others rather than to accept they have fouled up themselves.