List of fascist movements | Wikipedia audio article
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List of fascist movements


00:00:40 1 The Axis (1922-1945)
00:00:52 1.1 Italy (1922–1943)
00:01:24 1.2 Germany (1933–1945)
00:02:35 1.3 Japan (1931–1945)
00:03:39 2 Other countries
00:03:48 2.1 Austria (1933–1945)
00:04:16 2.2 Brazil (1937–1945)
00:05:10 2.3 Chile (1932-1938)
00:05:37 2.4 Republic of China (1932–1938; 1941-1945)
00:07:21 2.5 Croatia (1941–1945)
00:07:56 2.6 Finland (1929–1932)
00:08:45 2.7 France (1940–1944)
00:11:25 2.8 Greece (1936–1941)
00:12:27 2.9 Hungary (1932–1945)
00:14:55 2.10 Norway (1943–1945)
00:15:28 2.11 Portugal (1932–1974)
00:16:05 2.12 Poland (1930s)
00:16:54 2.13 Romania (1940–1944)
00:18:16 2.14 Slovakia (1939–1944)
00:19:06 2.15 Spain (1936–1975)
00:19:59 2.16 South Africa
00:20:27 2.17 Yugoslavia (1935–1945)
00:20:55 3 Fascism in democratic nations
00:21:17 3.1 Australia (1931 – late 1930s)
00:21:34 3.2 Canada (1930s–1940)
00:22:36 3.3 Belgium (1930s–1945)
00:23:38 3.4 Ireland (1932–1933)
00:24:32 3.5 Mexico (1930–1942)
00:25:24 3.6 The Netherlands (1923–1945)
00:29:25 3.7 Lebanon
00:30:00 3.8 Sweden (1926–1929)
00:30:54 3.9 United Kingdom (1932–1940)
00:31:58 3.10 United States of America (1933-1941)
00:32:28 4 Differences among fascist movements
00:33:38 5 See also
00:34:09 6 Notes
00:34:18 7 Further reading
00:34:26 7.1 General
00:36:25 7.2 Fascist ideology
00:38:12 7.3 International fascism
00:39:47 8 External links



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SUMMARY
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This article discusses regimes and movements that have described themselves as fascist, or are alleged to have been fascist or sympathetic to fascism.
It is often a matter of dispute whether a certain government is to be characterized as fascist (radical authoritarian nationalism), authoritarian, totalitarian, or a police state. The term "fascism" itself is controversial, and has been defined in various ways by different authors. Many of the regimes and movements discussed in this article can be considered fascist according to some definitions but not according to others. See definitions of fascism for more information on that subject.