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|theorists=*[[File:Classfash.png]] '''Giovanni Gentile''' (1875-1944) [[File:Cball-Italy.png]] Kingdom of Italy |
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'''Fascism''' is a totalitarian, culturally far-right, palingenetic ultranationalist, and "third-positionist" ideology. Fascism originates from the teachings of Giovanni Gentile and Benito Mussolini, originally outlined in ''The Doctrine of Fascism''. Fascism has had many iterations throughout history which have built upon Mussolini's and Gentile's ideas, while the form of fascism that does not built off of it, but rather follows the original doctrine is called '''Italian Fascism''' or '''Classical Fascism'''. |
'''Fascism''' is a totalitarian, culturally far-right, palingenetic ultranationalist, and "third-positionist" ideology. Fascism originates from the teachings of Giovanni Gentile and Benito Mussolini, originally outlined in ''The Doctrine of Fascism''. Fascism has had many iterations throughout history which have built upon Mussolini's and Gentile's ideas, while the form of fascism that does not built off of it, but rather follows the original doctrine is called '''Italian Fascism''' or '''Classical Fascism'''. |
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