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FASCISM
ITALIAN FASCISM
ideology
did not gain strength
after WWI
as a consequence
Post war economic crisis
biennio rosso
socialist and anarchist
created workers council
bankruptcy of the liberal parliamentary system
italian's deep frustration
over lack of attention
its country was given
by the Treaties of Paris
Irrationalims
Benito Mussolini
National Fascist Party (PNF)
Il Duche
fascist movement developed
a policy
of violent attacks against workers
1922
Blackshirts undertook the March on Rome
political repression began
production fall and increasing unemplyment
propaganda apparatus
Italy as a great power
CHARACTERISTICS
Totalitarian regimes
Racism and xenophobia
basis for fascist ideas
Anti communism, anti liberalism, anti feminism
rejected
class struggle
stating
nation would overvcome
social conflcts
Radical nationalism
fascist ideology
stated that
that the nation itself was supperior
as a result
denied the existence of class conflicts
national community was more
Imperialism and militarism
believe
superiority of the
nation itself
cult of war justified militaristic expansion
Irrationalism
illogical, no sense
"weak"
treated
contempt
eradicated
social equality used
preserve of the rest
had to die
inhumane policies used to
eradicate people with
homosexuals
certain races
disabilities
opposed to
enlightened values
inspired
contemporary ideologies
State led capitalist economy
fascists
anti communist
preserved
private properties
capitalist labour
Totalitarianism
people had no rights
outside of the interests of the state
official ideology
single party
Corporate state
fascism maintained that society
had to be organised in associations
Belligerence against international institutions
national superiority
imperialism
militarism
opposite
League of Nations
