List of fascist states

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

Current fascist states

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
State of Israel^[1]	1948	Likud	Zionism

List of former fascist states
Name	Period	Ruling organization	Doctrine
German Reich	1933–1945	National Socialist German Workers' Party	Nazism
Kingdom of Italy	1922–1943	National Fascist Party	Italian fascism
Republic of Chile^[a]	1973–1990	Military junta	Pinochetism
Federal State of Austria	1934–1938	Fatherland Front	Clerical fascism
Spanish State	1939–1975	FET y de las JONS	Francoism, national syndicalism
Albanian Kingdom	1939–1943	Albanian Fascist Party	Italian fascism
Empire of Japan	1931–1945	Imperial Rule Assistance Association, military	Shōwa Statism, Japanese imperialism
Republic of China	1925–1987	Guomindang	Tridemism, Chinese nationalism
Independent State of Croatia	1941–1945	Ustaše	Croatian socialism
Republic of Korea	1948–1988^[b]	Liberal Party, military junta	Ilminism, Korean nationalism
Kingdom of Romania	1937–1944	Iron Guard, National Christian Party^[c]	Legionarism
Kingdom of Hungary	1920–1945	Unity Party, Arrow Cross Party^[d]	Horthyism, Hungarism
Republic of Portugal^[e]	1933–1974	National Union	Salazarism, corporatism
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics	1956–1991	Communist Party of the Soviet Union, military	Khrushchevism, social-imperialism
Republic of Zaire	1971–1997	Popular Movement of the Revolution, military	Mobutism

↑ Under Augusto Pinochet.
↑ Interrupted by brief periods of bourgeois democracy, most notably during the "Second Republic" which lasted between 1960–1961. Fascist rule was nearly resumed in 2024 with an attempt by President Yoon Suk Yeol to enact martial law.
↑ Until 1938.
↑ From 15 October 1944 to 28 March 1945.
↑ Under the Estado Novo regime of António de Oliveira Salazar and Marcelo Caetano.