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{{Fascism}}The following is a '''list of fascist states''', both historical and current.  
{{Fascism}}The following is a '''list of fascist states''', both historical and current.  
== Current fascist states ==
== Current fascist states ==
{{See also|Neo-fascism}}  
{{See also|Neo-fascism}}
* [[People's Republic of China]] (since 1978)
{| class="wikitable"
* [[Russian Federation]] (since 1994)
|+List of current fascist states
* [[Republic of Belarus]] (since 1994)
!Name
* [[United States of America]] (since 2025)
!Emergence
* [[State of Israel]] (since inception)
!Ruling organization
!Doctrine
|-
|[[People's Republic of China]]
|1978
|[[Communist Party of China]]
|[[Socialism with Chinese Characteristics]]
|-
|[[Russian Federation]]
|1994
|[[United Russia]]
|[[Putinism]], [[Russian imperialism]]
|-
|[[Republic of Belarus]]
|1994
|[[Belaya Rus]]
|[[Lukashenkoism]]
|-
|[[United States of America]]
|2025
|[[Republican Party (United States)|Republican Party]]
|[[Trumpism]], [[American imperialism]]
|-
|[[State of Israel]]
|1948
|[[Likud]]
|[[Zionism]]
|}


== Former fascist states ==
== Former fascist states ==
* [[German Reich (1933–1945)|Nazi Germany]]
{| class="wikitable"
* [[Fascist Italy]]
|+List of former fascist states
* [[Pinochetist Chile]]
!Name
* [[Francoist Spain]]
!Emergence
* [[Albanian Kingdom]]
!Ruling organization
* [[Empire of Japan]]  
!Doctrine
* [[Independent State of Croatia]]  
|-
* [[Kingdom of Romania]]  
|[[German Reich (1933–1945)|German Reich]]
* [[Portuguese Republic (1933–1974|Salazarist Portugal]]
|1933
* [[Russian Empire|Tsarist Russia]]{{cn}}
|[[National Socialist German Workers' Party]]
* [[Russian Provisional Government]] (after 4 July 1917){{cn}}
|[[Nazism]]
* [[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]] (after 1956)
|-
* [[Republic of Zaire]]  
|[[Fascist Italy|Kingdom of Italy]]
|1922
|[[National Fascist Party]]
|[[Italian fascism]]
|-
|[[Republic of Chile (1973–1990)|Republic of Chile]]{{Efn|Under [[Augusto Pinochet]].}}
|1973
|Military junta
|[[Pinochetism]]
|-
|[[Spanish State]]
|1939
|[[Traditionalist Spanish Phalanx of the Councils of the National Syndicalist Offensive|FET y de las JONS]]
|[[Francoism]], [[national syndicalism]]
|-
|[[Albanian Kingdom (1939–1943)|Albanian Kingdom]]
|1939
|[[Albanian Fascist Party]]
|Italian fascism
|-
|[[Empire of Japan]]
|1931
|[[Imperial Rule Assistance Association]], military
|[[Shōwa Statism]], [[Japanese imperialism]]
|-
|[[Independent State of Croatia]]
|1941
|[[Ustaše]]
|[[Croatian socialism]]
|-
|[[Kingdom of Romania]]
|1937
|[[Iron Guard]], [[National Christian Party]]{{Efn|Until 1938.}}
|[[Iron Guard|Legionarism]]
|-
|[[Republic of Portugal (1933–1974)|Republic of Portugal]]{{Efn|Under the ''Estado Novo'' regime of [[António de Oliveira Salazar]] and [[Marcelo Caetano]].}}
|1933
|[[National Union (Portugal)|National Union]]
|[[Salazarism]], [[corporatism]]
|-
|[[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics#Revisionist era and restoration of capitalism (1953–1991)|Union of Soviet Socialist Republics]]
|1956
|[[Communist Party of the Soviet Union]], [[Armed forces of the Soviet Union|military]]
|[[Khrushchevism]], [[social-imperialism]]
|-
|[[Republic of Zaire]]
|1971
|[[Popular Movement of the Revolution]], military
|[[Mobutism]]
|}


[[Category:Fascist states]][[Category:Lists]][[Category:Fascism]]
== References ==
<references />
 
=== Notes ===
{{Notelist}}
[[Category:Fascist states]]
[[Category:Lists]]
[[Category:Fascism]]

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

Current fascist states

See also: Neo-fascism
List of current fascist states
Name Emergence Ruling organization Doctrine
People's Republic of China 1978 Communist Party of China Socialism with Chinese Characteristics
Russian Federation 1994 United Russia Putinism, Russian imperialism
Republic of Belarus 1994 Belaya Rus Lukashenkoism
United States of America 2025 Republican Party Trumpism, American imperialism
State of Israel 1948 Likud Zionism

Former fascist states

List of former fascist states
Name Emergence Ruling organization Doctrine
German Reich 1933 National Socialist German Workers' Party Nazism
Kingdom of Italy 1922 National Fascist Party Italian fascism
Republic of Chile[a] 1973 Military junta Pinochetism
Spanish State 1939 FET y de las JONS Francoism, national syndicalism
Albanian Kingdom 1939 Albanian Fascist Party Italian fascism
Empire of Japan 1931 Imperial Rule Assistance Association, military Shōwa Statism, Japanese imperialism
Independent State of Croatia 1941 Ustaše Croatian socialism
Kingdom of Romania 1937 Iron Guard, National Christian Party[b] Legionarism
Republic of Portugal[c] 1933 National Union Salazarism, corporatism
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 1956 Communist Party of the Soviet Union, military Khrushchevism, social-imperialism
Republic of Zaire 1971 Popular Movement of the Revolution, military Mobutism

References


Notes

  1. ↑ Under Augusto Pinochet.
  2. ↑ Until 1938.
  3. ↑ Under the Estado Novo regime of António de Oliveira Salazar and Marcelo Caetano.
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