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'''Nazi-Maoism''' is the ideology followed by [[File:Classfash.png]] [[Fascism|Italian Neo-Fascist]] Franco Freda and the political group known as "Struggle of the People". The ideology wants to use [[File:Mao.png]] [[Maoism|Maoist]] guerrilla warfare to topple the bourgeoisie establishment and create a "fascist dictatorship of the proletariat". It wants to destabilize society to make it easier to reach its goals and therefore advocates for a form of [[File:Accel.png]] [[Accelerationism]]. Freda, like most [[File:Fash.png]] [[Fascism|Fascists]], wants the state to be the centre of society, but unlike other fascists, intends to abolish private property in favour of the state controlling everything. AsFollowing MaoItaly's capitulation in World War II, the nation was quiteplunged sociallyinto progressivea period of profound political turmoil and upheaval. This era was marked by widespread political violence, itsuppression, isand unknowninstability, hownotably Naziwith the rise of the Italian Social Movement (ISM) in 1946. Comprising staunch Mussolini supporters and Fascist enthusiasts, the ISM sought to oppose the fledgling democratic government of Italy, which found itself vulnerable to disruptions from various extremist groups in the aftermath of the war. The geopolitical landscape, characterized by the juxtaposition of Soviet-Maoisminfluenced states to the east and American-led democracies to the west, exacerbated anti-American and anti-Soviet sentiments within Italy, particularly among those who lamented the Fascist regime's downfall at the hands of camethese aboutpowers.