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Main article: Fascism
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Fascism
States
Italy (Social Republic) · Germany · Shōwa Japan · Spain · Hungary · Croatia · Romania · Austria · Greece · Vichy France · Slovakia · Manchukuo · China (Reorganized, Nationalist) · Portugal
Ideology
Corporatism · Ultranationalism · Racism · Imperialism · Anti-communism · Anti-Semitism · Reactionism · Third position · Class collaboration · Anti-intellectualism · Conspiratorialism · Eugenics · Ableism · Homophobia · Despotism · Clericalism · Masculinity (Misogyny) · Conservatism · Populism · Militarism (Jingoism) · Private property · Cult of personality · Social Darwinism
Varieties
Italian fascism · National Socialism (Strasserism) · Clerical · Shōwa fascism · Legionarism · Esoteric · Russian fascism · Hungarian fascism · National syndicalism · British fascism · Chiangism · Integralism · Proto-fascism (Völkisch) · Croatian fascism · Salazarism · Rexism · Falangism
People
Adolf Hitler · Benito Mussolini · Francisco Franco · Joseph Goebbels · Oswald Mosley · Giovanni Gentile · Hideki Tojo · Corneliu Zelea Codreanu · António de Oliveira Salazar · Abba Ahimeir · José Antonio Primo de Rivera · Chiang Kai-shek · Konstantin Rodzaevsky · Julius Evola · Wang Jingwei · Otto Strasser · Ioannis Metaxas · Subhas Chandra Bose · Miklós Horthy · Vidkun Quisling
History
Aftermath of World War I · March on Rome · Beer Hall Putsch · Mukden incident · German election of 1932 · Reichstag fire · Enabling Act · Spanish Civil War · Battle of Cable Street · Second Sino-Japanese War · Anti-Comintern Pact · Pact of Steel · World War II (Fall of Fascism in Italy, Surrender of Nazi Germany, Surrender of Japan) · Carnation Revolution · Liberalization of Spain
Atrocities
Kristallnacht · Nuremberg Laws · The Holocaust (Auschwitz concentration camp) · Rape of Nanking · Great Famine (Greece) · Hunger Winter · Vietnamese famine of 1944–1945 · Domenikon massacre · Yekatit 12 · Hunger Plan · Frankolovo crime · Nazi human experimentation · Italian colonization (Libya, Ethiopia) · Ostarbeiter · Popular Front Incident · Podhum massacre · Postenpflicht · White Terror (Spain) · Siege of Leningrad · Gonars concentration camp · Comfort women · Piazzale Loreto massacre · Japanese biological weapons program · 1941 Odessa massacre
Legacy
Neo-fascism (Neo-Nazism) · Holocaust denial · Japanese war crime denial · Nuremberg trials · Genocide Convention · Sociological Francoism (Pact of Forgetting) · Ratlines · Tokyo Trial · International Holocaust Remembrance Day · Operation Paperclip · Victory Day
Related
Social-fascism · Anti-fascism · Syncretic politics · Capitalist crisis

The following is a list of fascist states, both historical and current.

Current fascist states

See also: Neo-fascism

Former fascist states

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