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What’s inside
Fascism is a complex and deeply analyzed topic that addresses the authoritarian nationalist political ideology that gained prominence in early 20th-century Europe. The term is often associated with the dictatorial powers such as those led by Mussolini in Italy, Hitler in Germany, and Franco in Spain. This book provides a comprehensive exploration of fascism’s origins, its core beliefs, its rise to power, and its impact on societies. It delves into the psychological appeal of fascism, its reliance on propaganda, and its ultimate goal of establishing a totalitarian state. Through historical accounts and theoretical analysis, the book examines how fascism seeks to forge a nationalistic, hierarchical society, often through the suppression of opposition and the glorification of state and leadership.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the historical context and ideology behind fascism
- Gaining insight into the characteristics of authoritarian regimes
- Recognizing the warning signs of fascist movements in contemporary politics
- Learning about the impact of fascism on societies and global politics
Key Points
- The ideological origins of fascism
- Fascism’s rise to power in Europe
- The psychological appeal and propaganda of fascism
- Comparison of fascist regimes: Italy, Germany, Spain
- The impact of fascism on society and world politics
- The downfall of European fascist regimes
- Contemporary relevance and lessons from fascism
Who’s it For
- History buffs
- Political science students
- Social psychologists
- People interested in 20th-century politics
About the author
The author of ‘Fascism’ is a scholar with extensive knowledge and expertise in political science, history, and sociology. They have dedicated years of research to the study of authoritarian regimes, particularly those that shaped the 20th century. Their work combines academic rigor with accessible writing, aimed at educating both students and the general public about the dangers and complexities of fascist ideologies.