Millions lost faith in democratic governments during the early 20th century due to economic instability, social unrest, and the perceived inability of democracies to address pressing issues like unemployment and inflation, particularly following World War I. The Treaty of Versailles and its harsh reparations fueled resentment in countries like Germany, contributing to political extremism. As a result, authoritarian regimes, promising order and national rejuvenation, gained popularity, leading to the rise of fascism across Europe. This shift reflected a broader disillusionment with democratic institutions, which many viewed as ineffective in times of crisis.
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Nazi Germany 1933- 1945 Spain 1936- 1975 Both became facist governments before WWII and after WWII. Germany was pro facism in Spain and helped with Military force it to become a facist country. There are definetly more, but those are the ones that came to mind.
Technically a parliamenterian system. They are kind of known for having a lot of different governments, but they are all generally democratic.
Facisim is an idea of how governments should be run. Hitler was a fascist, but there is no one leader of facisim.
Facism still exists. It is a form of government and an idea therefore it cannot be defeated. Facist governments can be defeated.
evil is just someone's propaganda to make millions of people hate a certain thing. Like communism and facism for example people think they are evil when they are really not
The Italians.
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when the civil war was made by people
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