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FASCISM - Coggle Diagram

- - - - during the Nazi Party congress in 1935
    - - start of growing harassment against them, their families and their property.
- - - - Superiority of the Aryan race, which was identified with the German nation
      - The murder of disabled people to preserve the purity of the Aryan race
      - Anti-Semitism, as Jews were considered enemies of the Aryans and had to be exterminated.
      - Anti-communism, as Nazism considered communism and Marxism a Jewish ideology that was an enemy of the German people.
      - ‘living space’, an empire that would guarantee resources and territory for the Aryan population.
      - Revanchism against France and rejection of the Treaty of Versailles.
  - - - book cover of Mein Kampf, by Adolf Hitler
- - - - These concepts were another basis for fascist ideas, a belief in the division of humanity into superior and inferior races, and in the superiority of the national culture over others.
    - - Rejecting foreign ideas was another fascist ideology
    - - as one of the pillars of fascist ideology. It stated that the nation itself was superior to all others and was indivisible
    - - A belief in the superiority of the nation itself and the cult of war justified militaristic expansionism.
    - - Violence, war, anti-intellectualism and strength were worshipped.
    - - y denying the existence of social classes, fascism maintained that society had to be organised in associations or corporations such as jobs, family, etc.
    - - People had no rights outside of the interests of the state
    - - Fascist states, which were anti-communist, preserved private property and capitalist labour and production
    - - The principles of national superiority, imperialism and militarism were totally opposite to those of the League of Nations.