Fascism, Nazism and the Holocaust

Fascism, Nazism and the Holocaust: Autonomy and Responsibility In the days after World War I, the world was in a state of confusion, politics and economy. Due to this tension, many people turned their attention to radical groups in Europe. Citizens conceptualize their awareness of their rights and obligations as the power of leaders such as Benito Mussolini in Italy and Adolf Hitler in Germany. Between 1919 and 1940, events occurred that influenced the autonomy and sense of responsibility of European citizens, including the introduction of fascism, the rise of the Nazis, and the massacre of the most dramatic and intense Jews.

Nazism was one of the three extreme ideologies that emerged in Europe after the First World War. Fascism was also called "brother" of Nazism, first appeared in Italy during the First World War. Fascism mainly dominated by Benito Mussolini refuses socialism and supports democracy of authoritarian politics and economic system led by leaders. Soviet socialism emerged after the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia in 1917, after the leftist ideology with totalitarian elements. Nazism has some similarities, in particular fascism - but it is also an obvious national phenomenon arising from German unique ideas, events and circumstances. The Nazi ideology was developed by a fierce nationalist who is only interested in the future of Arians who speak German and German. Nazis is not interested in international campaigns, exporting their ideas to other countries, or changing the world beyond the European continent.

In theory, there are some similarities between fascism and the ideology of Nazism. Fascism is "a political philosophy, exercise or political power that frequently raise the state and contend for individuals, and is centered by authoritarian leaders, strict economic and social rule, and forced suppression of opponent leaders "Fascism" which represents the authoritative authoritarian government.) Nazism is a system of political economic theory held and executed by Nazis in Germany from 1933 to 1945, and the principle of totalitarianism of the government, in particular racial superiority The advantage of the German group considered to be sexual, including the head of state, "the best position" ("Nazism"). Both are anti-democratic ideologies of one party dictatorship, leaders are enjoying uncontestable hegemony and it is believed that any form of opposition is absolutely unbearable, so it is crushed There must be

It is important to recognize that fascism and Nazism are dictatorship of socialism. Although the Communist Party is a member of the Communist Party and is another traveler, Fascism and Nazism are regarded as the highest and worst stage of capitalism. This is perfectly consistent with their acquiescence that all parties that unconditionally succumb to Moscow, even German Social Democrats, Marxist classic parties, will convoke capitalist employers. The Communists succeeded in changing the semantic meaning of the word fascism, and the result became even bigger. As shown later, fascism is the various socialism of Italy. It is adjusted according to the special circumstances of Italy's over-population. It is not a product of Mussorini's soul, it will survive the collapse of Mussolini. From the early days, the foreign policy of fascism and Nazism was against each other.