Fasismo

Supkategoria di	nationalism, populism, totalitarianism
Has use	pejorative
Faseta di	far-right
IPA transcription	ˈfæʃɪzəm
Significant person	Benito Mussolini
Nòmber duná di	fasces
Posishon polítiko	far-right
Siguí pa	neo-fascism
Pais di orígen	Reino di Italia
Influencia pa	Charles Maurras, Revolushon franses, October Revolution, fin de siècle
Evento notabel	Fasci d'Azione Rivoluzionaria
Has goal	diktadura, autarky, supremacism
Símbolo ofisial	fasces
Historia	history of fascism
Does not have characteristic	individualism, egalitarianism, demokrasia
Interested in	direct action, youth, racial hygiene, master race
Praktiká pa	fascist
Lo kontrario di	anti-fascism

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Fasismo (ortografia di Aruba / italiano: fascismo) ta un forma ekstremo di nashonalismo outoritario i ta antidemokrátiko, antikomunista, antiliberal i antiparlamentario.^[1] Fasismo ta ser mirá komo di ekstremidat drechi den e spektro polítiko di man robes pa man drechi.^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]

Mussolini a inventá fasismo na Italia na fin di añanan 1910, i a desaroy’é kompletamente den añanan 1930. El a yega na poder na fin di 1922 i a introdusí un diktadura kompleto na mitar di añanan 1920, dor di eliminá tur otro partido i kambia e lei elektoral pa sigurá ku su partido Fasista a haña e mayoria di asiento.[8] Ora Hitler a yega na poder na Alemania den añanan 1930, el a kopia Mussolini.[3] Mussolini a skirbi un artíkulo polítiko na ingles, ku ta wòrdu yamá E Doktrina di Fasismo. El a kuminsá skirbié na 1927, pero el a wòrdu publiká te na 1932. Mayoria di dje probablemente a wòrdu skirbí pa Giovanni Gentile, un filósofo italiano ku a djòin fasismo i a bira un influensia importante.

Kuater pais fasista grandi tabata Italia bou di Benito Mussolini, Alemania Nazi bou di Adolf Hitler, Imperio di Hapon bou di Hideki Tojo, i Spaña bou di Francisco Franco.[3]

Referensia

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↑ Fascism is above all a nationalist movement and therefore wherever the nation and the state are strongly identified it also exalts the authority of the state, and its supremacy over all social groups and conflicting interests. Linz, J.J. (1976): 'Some Notes Toward a Comparative Study of Fascism in Sociological Historical Perspective', in Laqueuer (1976), p. 15
Het fascistische minimum is the common belief in nationalism, hierarchical structures, and the leader principle... Fascism rested on the existance of a state party... Laqueuer (1996), p. 90
Only fascism, the uncompromising enemy of Western civilization, has pushed nationalism to its very limit, to a totalitarian nationalism, in which humanity and the individual disappear and nothing remains but the nationality, which has become the one and the whole. Kohn (2005) p. 20
↑ (en) How fascism works - A Yale philosopher on fascism, truth, and Donald Trump.. Vox (15 december 2018). Konsultá dia 06/11/2023.
↑ (en) fascism. Oxford Reference (2023). Konsultá dia 06/11/2023.
↑ (en) fascism. Holocaust Encyclopedia (May 28, 2019). Konsultá dia 06/11/2023.
↑ Lynch, Derek; Davies, Peter J. (2002). The Routledge Companion to Fascism and the Far Right. United Kingdom: Routledge. https://archive.org/details/routledgecompani00davi/page/.

[nationalisme-1] Fascism is above all a nationalist movement and therefore wherever the nation and the state are strongly identified it also exalts the authority of the state, and its supremacy over all social groups and conflicting interests. Linz, J.J. (1976): 'Some Notes Toward a Comparative Study of Fascism in Sociological Historical Perspective', in Laqueuer (1976), p. 15
Het fascistische minimum is the common belief in nationalism, hierarchical structures, and the leader principle... Fascism rested on the existance of a state party... Laqueuer (1996), p. 90
Only fascism, the uncompromising enemy of Western civilization, has pushed nationalism to its very limit, to a totalitarian nationalism, in which humanity and the individual disappear and nothing remains but the nationality, which has become the one and the whole. Kohn (2005) p. 20

[2] (en) How fascism works - A Yale philosopher on fascism, truth, and Donald Trump.. Vox (15 december 2018). Konsultá dia 06/11/2023.

[3] (en) fascism. Oxford Reference (2023). Konsultá dia 06/11/2023.

[4] (en) fascism. Holocaust Encyclopedia (May 28, 2019). Konsultá dia 06/11/2023.

[5] Lynch, Derek; Davies, Peter J. (2002). The Routledge Companion to Fascism and the Far Right. United Kingdom: Routledge. https://archive.org/details/routledgecompani00davi/page/.

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