Fascism

The basic ideas and beliefs of the fascism that Benito Mussolini brought upon Italy can be summarized as this:

A. In general, fascists favored nationalism and dictatorship;

B. Fascists denounced democratic governments as weak and inefficient;

C. Fascists believed that by a dictatorship, the nation of Italy could be better and more efficiently served;

D. The nationalism of Mussolini was extreme, it was in favor of military power and annexing new territories;

E. The Italian fascists saw Marxism as a threat to its security and denounced the revolution in Russia as a ploy for a "Marxist World", that was atheistic economically unsound.

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Not sure if the question is intended to mean "the French people" or "the French government." For the French people, reaction to fascism was very mixed: you had convinced French fascists and anti-fascists. But there was a lot more admiration for it than you'd maybe expect; a lot of French intellectuals even before the war had a certain admiration for Hitler's Germany; considered it dangerous, but were, i think, kind of jealous, and would have liked France to be more like that. As for the French Vichy government, it seems to me like a case of "if you can't lick 'em, join 'em." Fascism was an ideology chiefly of national pride, and national pride was at an all-time low after the defeat and was therefore felt as a deep need; Petain, who did, I think, have a kind of admiration for Hitler's Gemany, did not necessarily call himself fascist but preached an ideology very like it--and full of national pride. He also soon began to adopt fascist trappings: the fascist salute (the stiff arm to the sky, the well-known "Heil Hitler" salute), with which French schoolkids were supposed to salute the French flag each morning, and the fascist symbol, the bundle of sticks (fascii) tied together, which were incorporated into a crest or symbol of the Vichy gov't called the "francisque."

Louis Renault

they had fires

There was no "Nazi medicine". If you are referring to the horrible experiments the Nazis made with human remains, there is no real reason they would attempt organ transplants.

Die Glocke (German for "The Bell") is the name of a purported top secret Nazi scientific technological device.

The Bell is said be an experiment carried out by Third Reich SS scientists working in the German facility Der Riese (The Giant) near Wenceslaus mine. The mine is located 50 kilometers away from Breslau a little north village of Ludwikowice KÅ‚odzkie (formerly known as Ludwigsdorf) close to Czech border. Cook and Witkowski visited the site for the UK Channel 4 documentary UFOs: the Hidden Evidence (aka An Alien History of Planet Earth).

The device is described as metallic, approximately 9 feet wide and 12 to 15 feet high with a shape similar to a bell. It contained two counter-rotating cylinders filled with a substance similar to Mercury that glowed violet when activated, known only as Xerum 525 it has been speculated to be Red mercury. When active, The Bell would emit strong radiation, which led to the death of several scientists[6] and various plant and animal test subjects.

According to Igor Witkowski, the Polish aerospace historian who researched this craft for 20 years and was interviewed for the Discovery Channel documentary Nazi UFO Conspiracy, "...The external appearance... was such that it was [a] ceramic cover, bell shaped, which housed a kind of core or axis, around which rotated two cylinders, around the axis in opposite rotation. And after connecting to high-voltage current, the cylinders start spinning in opposite directions... Everything suggests.. it could have been a way to master gravity."

The Bell was considered so important to the Nazis that they killed 60 scientists that worked on the project and buried them in a mass grave and the only reason we know about the Bell is that the SS General that was tasked with the murders, Jakob Sporrenberg, was tried after the war by a Polish War Crimes court for murdering his own people on what subsequently became Polish soil. So it's his Affidavit that gives us the story of the Bell.

They wanted to kill Jewish because it was almost like the whites and blacks except the Germans were more cruel to them. Not today though

There were many different hig ranking members of the Nazi party. Some of the men who held the title of General included Herbert Otto Gille, Werner von Gilsa, Reinhard Heydrich, Karl Koller, and Karl Wolff.

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A. To expand Italy's territory.

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The 1930s were a period of time in Europe after between WWI and WWII. WWI was devastating to the countries that were involved, causing economic issues mainly. Fascism first started in Italy with Benito Mussolini. It then spread to Germany and Spain. Usually in a time of political and economic turmoil (such as during a recession or war), voters turn towards radical solutions, and fascists are extreme right-winged.

Somebody who was formerly a fascist.

ex (latin for "From") can be translated directly to formerly, so, for instance, an ex-Police officer would be a person who was previously a Policeman but isn't now.

There is pretty much no historical figure who was both a fascist and communist in the true meaning of those words. Some today consider the Chinese Communist Party to be a Fascist Government, but this mistakes the name "Communist" as having anything to do with Marxist Doctrine and mistakes Fascist as purely being authoritarian and corporatist as opposed to its ideological bases as well.

It stands for the eighth letter of the alphabet, H. 88 = HH or "Heil Hitler".

The Nazis were the defending force in D-day.

they gave world another direction...Germans hate Jews while Italians hate black people

because they did not contribute to society.

The greatest Nazi was Albert Speer because he survived the war and his war atrocities were ignored. In fact he was considered in his lifetime "the good Nazi" Since his death he is better understood as the devious opportunist that he really was and were he in the Nuremberg trials today he would likely receive the same sentence as the others in Hitler's inner circle.

because they hated jews

The poem is called "Если дорог тебе твой дом..." ("Yesli dorog tebe tvoy dom..."), literal translation - "If your home is dear to you...". It is also knawn as "Убей его" ("Ubey yego"), literal translation - "Kill him".

That depends on what you call a Nazi. Henry Ford had very strong anti-Semitic views, but that does not necessarily make him a Nazi. He was not known to be a supporter of the American Nazi Party and apparently refused requests made by Hitler's representatives before the war for financial support .