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Fascist movements sharing revolutionary authoritarianism, anti-liberalism, and a cult of the nation
The short answer: there is no reliable evidence in the provided reporting that the exact English sentence "One of ours, all of yours" was a documented, word‑for‑word Nazi slogan, but the sentiment—col...
Historians of 1930s Europe treat comparisons between Mussolini/Hitler and contemporary right‑wing movements such as Trumpism as analytically useful but contested: many identify thematic echoes—demagog...
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...
Police under historical fascist regimes were both instruments and architects of repression: existing forces were often co‑opted, reshaped, and supplemented by secret police to surveil, exile, and elim...
Critics who label Charlie Kirk “fascist” point to a cluster of traits they say fit classical and modern fascist patterns: racist and antisemitic rhetoric, white-nationalist ideas including “great repl...