Differences in Forms of Fascism

As Umberto Eco pointed out in his article Ur-Fascism, fascism has become a comprehensive vocabulary of all forms of government with a very powerful central government. In his article, Eco lists 14 different characteristics of the fascist government. But despite their obvious similarities, there is a difference between them. Because fascism usually spreads extreme forms of nationalism, it is formed independently by various countries.

Fascism appears differently in different societies, so fascism is expected to develop in a "classical" way, even if it already exists, it is impossible to identify it. In 2016, fascism came to the Philippines in the form of Dutelte, but this incident continued to avoid most citizens - some people are afraid of admitting naked power due to loyalty to the president . A group one year after Duterte was promoted to President, I participated in a discussion on the panel using the committee, called euphemically "F" to express the characteristics of the new executive. To use the word "fascism", of course it is hesitant to hesitate. Because this word is ambiguously applied to various exercise and leaders who deviated in some way from liberal democratic practice.

Classical fascism, Hitler and Hitlerism of the Nazi party, and Mussorini and Franco are the most developed forms of fascism, and the imagination of most people who hear or talk about fascism. Classical fascism and various forms of fascist politics dominated power primarily by the support of the middle class. At the top is the bourgeoisie, with means of production (factory, building, company, usually the power of the state), most of the money to earn money for them at the expense of their interests I will use a class (working class). Labor, working hours and energy of working people

The most interesting thing about trying to define fascism is finding a comparison between Hitler and Nazis is not a really useful starting point. German fascism is very different from Italian fascism and is different from Spanish fascism. They started from different places, but eventually they appeared in a space similar to what we have been called "fascism" since then. Therefore, we must first talk about the source of fascism. In fact, we can get big clues from the origin of the word itself. This word comes from the Latin "fasces" used to bind axes in eucalyptus or white birchsticks. It is a symbol of the Roman Republic's authority. In the late nineteenth century, the Labor Party of Italy occupied this image. The most famous was Benito Mussolini.