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...ic slaughter of intellectuals—in [[Pol Pot]]'s Cambodia. European [[Fascism]] was also famously anti-intellectual.

...nd Fascism in Europe, 1919-45'' (2003) [http://www.amazon.com/Women-Gender-Fascism-Europe-1919-45/dp/0813533082/ref=sr_1_1/103-4827826-5463040?ie=UTF8&s=books * Morgan, D. ''Italian Fascism, 1919-1945'' (1995)

...hat Wang's ideas were comparable to those of the Japanese samurai code and fascism as practiced by Germany and Italy in the 1930s. All of these notions influe ...ederic Wakeman, , Jr. "A Revisionist View of the Nanjing Decade: Confucian Fascism." ''China Quarterly'' 1997 (150): 395-432. Issn: 0305-7410 [http://www.jsto

...& Political Religions'' Winter 2002, Vol. 3 Issue 3, p 99-127; sees proto-fascism

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...the strongest argument against Buchanan is his ostensible affection for [[fascism]]. Even posthumously, he defends the Falangist strain of [[Francisco Franco

===[[Fascism]]=== ...]</ref> was undoubtedly a factor. [[Benito Mussolini|Mussolini]] presented Fascism as religiously-motivated movement whose objective was to establish "moral l

...is what makes Hegel the founding father of the two totalitarian doctrines: fascism and communism. Hegel writes:

....toqonline.com/blog/vilfredo-pareto-part-i/] (1848-1923) "The Karl Marx of Fascism".

...ds the strongest argument against Buchanan is his ostensible affection for fascism. Even posthumously, he defends the Falangist strain of Francisco Franco , t

...n, but I need to address my concern on this tendency. Normally this is how fascism starts and develop into Nazism. If I had that time, or if that I don't care

...e to put National Socialism in a related articles section, as a child of [[Fascism]] and [[Totalitarianism]]. The "Third Reich" was hardly informal, although

...luding several famous writers, were motivated by the opportunity to combat fascism.<ref>Robert Stradling, ''History and Legend: Writing the International Brig ...of them came to realize that Stalinism threatened democracy as much as did fascism. Democratic discourse was undermined by the propaganda war that undercut th

...after studying economics and sociology, was on the "Cooperative State of Fascism" (''Kooperativstaat des Faschismus'').

...pectrum of opinion - for example, in it appeared articles defending both [[fascism]] and [[Marxism]].

==The Thirties; Polarisation and the threat of fascism== ...In the early thirties it numbered around 450,000.<ref>Robert Soucy, French Fascism: The Second Wave, 1933-1939 (Yale, 1997)</ref>

...liticians with sinister European touches, but that he finally conceives of fascism and totalitarianism in terms of traditional American political models rathe

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...an isolationism]], [[nationalism]], [[Zionism]], Soviet totalitarianism, [[fascism]], and [[Nazism]]. In 1947, in outlining the causes of world conflict, she

...acy on the part of the dictator. They still do in Syria and Saudi Arabia. Fascism died with Hitler and Mussolini not being able to deliver on their promises

...e Marshall Plan's long-term legacy is nuanced and hard to calculate. After Fascism's failure, the United States offered a vision of modernization that was unp

...luenced in this view, some authorities believe, by the views of European [[Fascism|Fascists]] who were already in power in [[Italy]] and gaining strength else

# [[Fascism|Fascism]]

...the [[Risorgimento]] (unification movement) of the 19th century and under Fascism. They tended to misread him as a proponent of the centralized Italian state

...position to civil society. Likewise, some authorities would also include [[Fascism]], [[Collectivism]], [[Autocracy]]and [[Absolute monarchy|absolute monarchy

...position to civil society. Likewise, some authorities would also include [[Fascism]], [[Collectivism]], [[Autocracy]] and [[Absolute monarchy|absolute monarch

...trust of American officials. We refuse to fight Stalinism with the help of fascism." No one seemed to understand, according to ''Time'', that the U.S. had no

## '''[[Fascism]]'''

...ts ideology was alien to native Dutch political culture.<ref>Erik Hansen, "Fascism and Nazism in the Netherlands 1929-39." ''European Studies Review'' 1981 11

..."leftist" supporter of class struggle, while the Soviets had adopted anti-fascism as a higher priority. ...no concession. We must do everything possible to unmask them as agents of fascism and annihilate them politically."<ref name=HCM-VCP-1939-07>{{citation

...t America--run by and for the benefit of giant corporations--had succeeded fascism as most dangerous agent of imperialism. Moscow's recent break with Beijing

e) just as it is the foundation upon which Marxism and fascism are also both built? g) systems theory under girds communism, fascism and national socialism, all despotic governance structures enslaving people

...uble-V campaign was successful in mobilizing Democratic votes--war against fascism abroad and discrimination at home. The Republicans, however, continued a st

...Islamic practice. As I see it, the Western political models and concepts (Fascism, Communism, Capitalism, Representative Government etc) - or models and con

...unity in the United States resolved on a "Double V" campaign: Victory over Fascism abroad, and victory over discrimination at home. Large numbers migrated fro

...power as leader of the NSDAP or "Nazi Party," and propounded a version of fascism called "[[National Socialism]]". He restored economic German prosperity and

..."His irresponsible implication that a vote for Thomas Dewey was a vote for fascism horrified his soberer followers." ''Time'' Jan 3, 1949 at [http://www.time.

...to the rise and fall of Bismark, Napoleon and Hitler, and of Communism and Fascism. To include that sort of thing is not just unnecessary itself - it is apt t

...d of such ideologies as [[Liberalism]], Conservatism, [[Socialism]] and [[Fascism]], and the tentative emergence of a "responsibility to protect" doctrine in

Reversing its violent rhetorical opposition to fascism, in August 1939 the Soviet Union signed a non-aggression pact with Nazi Ger

Reversing its violent rhetorical opposition to fascism, in August 1939 the Soviet Union signed a non-aggression pact with Nazi Ger

...re written in the book, ''The Challenge to Liberty'', where he talked of [[fascism]], [[communism]], and [[socialism]] as enemies of traditional American libe

*[http://www.jstor.org/stable/1866167 National Socialism: totalitarianism or fascism?] W Sauer - The American Historical Review, 1967

...ocqueville]]. At Oxford in the late 1930s he shared the left's horror of [[fascism]] - seen firsthand during a visit to [[Nazi Germany]] in 1938 - and contemp

...anish Civil War]]. The rise of German [[National Socialism]] and Italian [[Fascism]] were necessary. The European conflict certainly was influenced by World W

...ization, which meant exercising the virtue of selflessness. He interpreted fascism as a manifestation of selfishness and social disorder. As a soldier, his l

...nd major books in recent years--the most recent was a 1995 "The History of Fascism." So it's not in fashion as a main title. Specifically, of 8300 history boo

Looking at [[fascism]], I'd appreciate your input on an article that I just created, [[FUD]] (de

...eft-right spectrum of political opinion stretching from [[communism]] to [[fascism]], in which the Labour Party stood to the left of centre, the [[Conservativ

...(and government), Holocaust, and National Socialism (and, for that matter, Fascism).