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The two regimes most consistently cited as paradigmatic examples of fascism are Benito Mussolini’s Italy and Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Germany; Britannica and multiple reference works call them the “most pr...
Historians define through a cluster of political, social, and cultural traits—ultranationalism, authoritarian single-party rule, leader cult, militarism, suppression of dissent, and a repudiation of l...
Fascist movements are a particular strain of authoritarian politics marked historically by revolutionary nationalism, violent mass mobilization, and an aestheticized cult of leader and militarism—feat...
The two regimes most consistently identified by historians as paradigmatic fascist governments are Benito Mussolini’s Italy and Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Germany; Britannica calls them “the most prominent 2...