Fascism

In studying the NSDAP (Nazi Party) and how they were created, it appears that it was a progressive process that eventually allowed Adolf Hilter and his supporters to achieve power. Here is an outline of how they were created...

1. Hitler becomes 55th member of the DAP (German Workers' Party). This was the beginning party of the Nazis and entry of Adolf Hitler into politics.

2. Claiming to be a founding member of the party, the DAP is renamed the National Socialist German Workers' Party (abbreviated NSDAP).

3. Eventually, Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany in 1933, although it was not a clear majority and did not give them unrestricted power.

4. Reichstag fire occurs and Hitler puts forth the "Enabling Act" that allows him unrestricted power for the next four years. During which, the Cabinet had the authority to enact laws without the participation of the Reichstag. Giving Hitler "dictatorial" status and allowing him power to install his own policies for Germany (24 March 1933).

5. President Paul von Hindenburg died August 2nd 1934 and his power was transferred to Hitler to give him the title of "Führer und Reichskanzler" (Leader and Chancellor)

These were some of the more important steps that effectively created Nazism and gave them power. And with events such as the Night of the Long Knives and Kristallnacht, it strengthened their control over the people of Germany.

the Nazis regarded gypsies as 'untermenschen' or inferior people. they were disliked because they were not racially german, and they were seen as antisocial and unproductive because of their unsettled lifestyle. in this way they challenged the nazi ideal of national community. in 1939 about a million gypsies lived in Europe, with 30,000 in germany. by the end of the war, the Nazis had murdered 200,000 of them.

The Nazis and Hitler had many extremely successful propoganda progresses. they put posters up everywhere that would charge up the German people against the Jews always had constipation and enjoyed occasional doodle sucking saying that they were attacking Germans by taking their jobs. they made the Jews look like monsters. Also the threat of death was preminent in the minds of Germans the Nazi regime threatenend to kill any opposers scaring many into supporting the Nazi party.

Prime Minister Benito Mussolini ruled the Kingdom of Italy, from 1922 until 1943.

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Nazi people hated and still hate anyone who is of color. In they're eyes, it does not matter whether you are tan, to them you are still of color. They also hate homo-sexuals. Their purpose and belief is the Aryan Nation (blond hair and blue eyes for lack of a better wording).

The fascist leaders that I can currently think of are Adolf Hitler (Germany) and Benito Mussolini (Italy).

"work and bread"

"make Germany self-sufficient"

"smash communism!"

"away with the November criminals!"

"free Germany from the Jews"

its a wonder nobody cottoned on to how much of a psycho he was

There was a whole system of badges that were required to be worn by the prisoners in Nazi Germany prison camps. The badges were mostly inverted triangles (flat side up, pointy side down) of different colours. Jewish prisoners had to wear a non inverted yellow triangle with another inverted triangle superimposed, over the top to form a star.

Red triangles signified political enemies; green professional criminals; blue forced labour or emigrants, purple bible students; black for asocials and brown for gypsies. The colour for sex offenders was pink. Most of these happened to be homosexual men. So a homosexual Jew would wear a star comprising a pink triangle over a yellow triangle.

In 1870s Italy, with political groups known as Fasci.

These groups coalesced under a national organization during WW1, and after the war Mussolini formed the National Fascist Party in 1921,which took power in 1922.

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The governments of Germany, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Rumania, Greece, Spain and Portugal all implemented their own forms of fascism between the 1920s and 1940s. Additionally, the governments of Japan, China, Brazil and Argentina during this era were heavily influenced by Italian fascism and German national-socialism.

The key principles of fascism include the state having absolute power. There is also a strict social order that prevents uprising from the citizens. There is one charismatic leader in a fascist government and he is one who may never be questioned. In a fascist government, peace is seen as weakness and aggression as strength.

Fascism was the governing ideology of Germany and Italy. It was fascist thinking that led both countries to believe that they were right to start the war and that they could win it. A central tenet of Fascism was that they were superior to all other peoples. This sense of innate superiority made it impossible for the German and Italian leaders to accept, or even imagine, that they could lose the war. Thus they kept on fighting long after there was even the slightest hope of even a conditional surrender permitting the survival of their governments. They fought to the very end instead of seeking a negotiated peace much earlier on. This resulted in terrible destruction and devastation of their countries.

This is an enduring conflict. Some Germans wer Party members, many who were not members were still loyal Germans. At the point of its ascension to power in 1933 its membership was only about two million. At the highest membership point the Nazi party existed at the 8.5 million level. Many had become party members to secure or maintain positions of employment, to secure business connections or contracts and some sought social status. To be a Nazi was sometimes a very loose affiliation. It was often a matter or convenience or a way to cash in on a trend. Some but not all were Nazis. Some Nazis hid under this cloak and became "invisible". We know that many survived like Eeichman and Mengele. Never attempt to compare Germans with Nazi's and remember that among Germans there is also the rare possibility of a hidden Nazi.

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In Budapest during World War II, particularly from 1944 onwards, fascist groups, notably the Arrow Cross Party, carried out violent persecution against the Jewish population. They implemented measures such as forced labor, confiscation of property, and mass deportations to concentration camps, where many Jews were murdered. The Arrow Cross regime also conducted street roundups, leading to killings and the establishment of ghettos. This brutal campaign contributed to the significant loss of Jewish life in Hungary during the Holocaust.

There are so factors that led to the rise of Fascism in Italy

1. The impacts of the ww1 of 1914.

2. The weakeness of en existing government.

3. the role played by Benito Musolini.

4. Speading of communism in the world.

In January of 1939, some areas of Catalonia and Valencia were still in Republican hands. However, Francisco Franco was in control of the whole country by the end of the year.

Franco's government was a fascist dictatorial state.

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Fascism is a type of political regime that places the nation above the individual. A central authoritative government led by a dictator with complete power to control the nation.

It became popular in Italy after World War I, when Mussolini ruled from 1922 until 1943. Support for the Fascist movement came for a few reasons.

(1) D'Annuzio and his supporters fled Flume and Italian nationalists marked Mussolini as the leader because he had previously advocated for strong foreign policy.

(2) After World War I, Italy was in debt and unemployment rose. Italian governments after the First World War failed to find effective ways to solve the economic and social problems prevailing at the time. The Italian people looked for a new type of government to raise employment rates and decrease debts, and the Fascist party promised labor, wage, and economic stability.

(3) Strikes were common and organized crime became a problem. Especially after the 1920 General Strike, the propertied class feared communism. The Italian people wanted a government with absolute power to keep the order and stability in Italy.

Germany became A fascist country because of the rise in power of Adolf Hitler. He had joined the German Workers Party when it was a small political group and started to make them popular by making speeches which reflected the German nation, who were reeling from their defeat in WW1. Hitlers main belief was that is was the fault of the Jewish people had made them lose the war and he had always thought that other races had been ruining their country. When Hitler was installed as leader of Germany he made himself dictator of the nation and started attacking the race he hated so much, the Jews. Nobody attempted to oppose him since many people aggreed with his ideals. He formed the SS, secret police to hunt down Jews and created concentration camps tp deal with them.

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