European Fascism

Fascism is also a product of liberalism of the 19th century and reaction to liberalism of the 19th century. The 19th century liberalists insisted on the laissez - faire economics, male equality, in particular the progress of human beings and the universality of human reasons. The basis of all these ideals is the sanctity of the individual. However, in the 1920s these liberal ideals were challenged (Paxton 36-41). The laissez-faire economy leads a filthy, ruthless industrial city, anthropological research doubts all equality, the economic crisis opposed progress and the possibility to turn emerging middle class into proletariat, and the large scale of humanity To bring destruction

It is important to clarify certain things before proceeding. Fascism lacks commonly accepted definitions. The verdict came from Emilio Gentile (Italian fascism), Stanley Payne (Spanish fascism), Gerhart Hass (German and European fascism), Roger Griffin (political theorist), Robert Paxton, Zeev Sternhell and Dave Renton. There is "Fascist minimum". Next, there are some concepts such as 14 points in Umberto Eco, 13 points in Dimitri Kitsikis, 10 points in Emilio Gentile. All of them emphasize similar things that make up the fascist regime. Briefly - if the world's intellectuals do not do anything, it will determine the generally accepted definition of fascism.

Fascism as a style rather than a procedural framework has brought important changes to me in a way to discuss and teach fascist movement. One of the most important elements of European fascism is its procedural liquidity, the ability to adapt to local expertise and norms. On the other side of the Atlantic Ocean we witnessed an effective integration of the new Nazis and the new alliance movement. This makes it even more dangerous, and it gives the definition of fascism, which can explain that this adaptation is more important.

It began with the "German historian conflict" that began in the history of the European fascist history, historian Ernst Norte advocated several rhetoricists about the roots and interpretation of the Nazi massacre did. In the German newspaper in 1986: Hitler and national socialists also committed their "Asian" atrocities? Did not the Guruku Islands be in front of the Auschwitz concentration camp? Is the killing of the whole Bolshevik social class the logical and practical pioneer of "murder" of national socialism? 208

Klas-Göran Karlsson and Michael Schoenhals Review of studies on crimes against humanity under the Communist administration