Korisnik:Palapa/Fašizam1

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Benito Musolini (lijevo) i Adolf Hitler (desno), vođe fašističke Italije i nacističke Njemačke, obojica su bili fašisti.

Fašizam je oblik krajnje desnice, autoritarni ultranacionalizam [1] odlikuje diktatorske vlasti, prisilno suzbijanje opozicije, i jak ustrojiti društva i ekonomije, koji je stupio do izražaja u Evropi ranog 20. vijeka. Prvi fašistički pokreti nastali su u Italiji tokom Prvog svjetskog rata, prije nego što su se proširili na druge evropske zemlje.[2] Za razliku od anarhizma, demokratije, liberalizma i marksizma, fašizam je postavljen na krajnje desničare unutar tradicionalnog lijevo-desnog spektra.[2]

Fašisti su Prvi svjetski rat vidjeli kao revoluciju koja je donijela velike promjene u prirodi rata, društvu, državi i tehnologiji. Dolazak totalnog rata i totalna masovna mobilizacija društva srušili su razliku između civila i boraca. Nastalo je vojno državljanstvo u kojem su svi građani na neki način bili uključeni u vojsku tokom rata.[3] Rat je doveo do uspona moćne države sposobne da mobiliše milione ljudi da služe na linijama fronta i da obezbijedi ekonomsku proizvodnju i logistiku za njihovu podršku, kao i da ima neviđen autoritet da interveniše u živote građana.[3]


Fašisti smatraju da je liberalna demokratija zastarjela i smatraju da je potpuna mobilizacija društva u totalitarnoj jednopartijskoj državi neophodna da bi se nacija pripremila za oružani sukob i efikasno odgovorila na ekonomske poteškoće.[4] Fašističku državu predvode jak vođa (kao što je diktator) i vlada vanrednog stanja sastavljena od članova vladajuće fašističke partije kako bi se stvorilo nacionalno jedinstvo i održalo stabilno i uređeno društvo.[4] Fašizam odbacuje tvrdnje da je nasilje automatski negativne prirode i gleda na imperijalizam, političko nasilje i rat kao na sredstva koja mogu postići nacionalno podmlađivanje.[5] Fašisti zagovaraju mješovitu ekonomiju, s glavnim ciljem postizanja autarkije (nacionalne ekonomske samodovoljnosti) kroz protekcionističku i ekonomsku intervencionističku politiku.[6] Ekstremni autoritarizam i nacionalizam fašizma često manifestira vjeru u rasnu čistoću ili rasu gospodara, obično sintetiziranu s nekom varijantom rasizma ili netrpeljivosti prema demoniziranom „Drugom“; ideja rasne čistoće motivisala je fašističke režime da počine masakre, prisilne sterilizacije, genocide, masovna ubistva ili prisilne deportacije protiv "drugog".[7]

Od kraja Drugog svjetskog rata 1945., nekoliko stranaka se otvoreno opisalo kao fašističke, a umjesto toga, politički protivnici taj izraz sada obično pežorativno koriste. Opisi neofašističkih ili postfašističkih ponekad se formalnije primjenjuju kako bi se opisali suvremene stranke krajnje desnice s ideologijama sličnim fašističkim pokretima 20. stoljeća ili ukorijenjene u njima. [2] [8]

Benito Musolini sa tri od četiri kvadrumvira tokom Marša na Rim (s lijeva na desno: nepoznat, de Bono, Musolini, Balbo i de Vecchi)
Nacisti u Minhenu tokom puča u pivnici
Integralisti marširaju u Brazilu
Mršavi zatvorenik u talijanskom koncentracionom logoru Rab
Leševi žrtava njemačkog koncentracionog logora Buchenwald
Huan Perón, predsjednik Argentine od 1946. do 1955. i 1973. do 1974., divio se italijanskom fašizmu i modelirao je svoju ekonomsku politiku na osnovu onih koje je vodila fašistička Italija.
Demonstracije Zlatne zore u Grčkoj 2012

Ultranacionalizam, u kombinaciji sa mitom o nacionalnom preporodu, ključna je osnova fašizma. [9] Robert Paxton tvrdi da je "strastveni nacionalizam" osnova fašizma, u kombinaciji sa "konspirativnim i manihejskim pogledom na historiju" koji smatra da je "izabrani narod oslabljen političkim strankama, društvenim klasama, neasimilibilnim manjinama, razmaženim rentijerima i racionalističkim misliocima." [10] Roger Griffin identificira srž fašizma kao palingenetski ultranacionalizam.[11]

Fašistički pogled na naciju jeste da je to jedan organski entitet koji povezuje ljude svojim porijeklom i predstavlja prirodnu ujedinjujuću snagu ljudi. [12] Fašizam nastoji riješiti ekonomske, političke i socijalne probleme postizanjem milenarističkog nacionalnog preporoda, veličanju nacije ili rase iznad svega i promociji kultova jedinstva, snage i čistoće. [13][potrebna stranica] [14][potrebna stranica] [15][potrebna stranica] [16] [17] Evropski fašistički pokreti tipično zastupaju rasističku koncepciju neevropljana kao inferiornih u odnosu na Evropljane.[18] Osim toga, fašisti u Evropi nisu imali jedinstven skup rasnih stavova.[18] Historijski gledano, većina fašista je promovirala imperijalizam, iako je postojalo nekoliko fašističkih pokreta koji nisu bili zainteresovani za nove imperijalne ambicije.[18] Na primjer, nacizam i talijanski fašizam su bili ekspanzionistički i iredentistički. Falangizam u Španiji je predviđao ujedinjenje naroda koji govore španski ( Hispanidad ) širom svijeta. Britanski fašizam je bio neintervencionistički, iako je prihvatio Britansko carstvo.

Članice Piccole Italiane, organizacije za djevojčice u okviru Nacionalne fašističke partije u Italiji
Članice Lige njemačkih djevojaka, organizacije za djevojčice u okviru Nacističke partije u Njemačkoj


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  1. ^ Turner (1975), str. 162: "... goals of radical and authoritarian nationalism."; Larsen, Hagtvet i Myklebust (1984), str. 424: "... organized form of integrative radical nationalist authoritarianism."; Paxton (2004), str. 32, 45, 173; Nolte (1965), str. 300
  2. ^ a b c Davies i Lynch (2002)
  3. ^ a b Blamires (2006), str. 140–141, 670; Mann (2004), str. 65.
  4. ^ a b Horne (2002).
  5. ^ Grčić (2000), str. 120; Griffin i Feldman (2004c), str. 185; Spielvogel (2012), str. 935; Payne (1995), str. 106.
  6. ^ Blamires (2006).
  7. ^ Kallis (2011); Paxton (1998); Lancaster (2011).
  8. ^ Enciclopedia Italiana Neofascismo.
  9. ^ Blamires (2006b), str. 451–453, "Nationalism".
  10. ^ Paxton (2004), str. 41.
  11. ^ Griffin (1991), str. 26.
  12. ^ Zimmer (2003).
  13. ^ Paxton (2004).
  14. ^ Passmore (2002).
  15. ^ Griffin (1991).
  16. ^ Laqueur (1997).
  17. ^ Encyclopedia Britannica Fascism.
  18. ^ a b c Payne (1995).

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  • Albright, Madeleine (2018). Fascism: A Warning. New York: HarperCollins.

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