Fascism and the Totalitarian State

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Fascism and the Totalitarian State Fascism and communism were the two great killers of innocents of the 20th century. Based on the ancient but unscientific idea of ethnic or tribal purity, fascists gassed, shot and burnt millions of innocent men, women and little children. Such ideas of ethnic, tribal or religious supremacy are still alive today - notably in Islamic Fascism, which is Nazi fascism's heir in the modern world.

Fascism in Europe Benito Mussolini Adolf Hitler Italian German Anger over the Versailles treaty Invaded Ethiopia in 1935. Believed Germans were a superior “Aryan” race. Formed a totalitarian government Blamed the Jews for Germany’s problems. Used economic unrest and fears of communism to gain support. Used nationalism to gain support.

Depression Diplomacy - Isolationists passed a series of Neutrality Acts in the 1930’s. - These laws…. banned arms sales or loans to countries at war. warned U.S. citizens not to travel on ships of countries at war. - FDR announced the Good Neighbor Policy in an attempt to improve U.S. relations with Latin America.

Fascists in Italy Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini seized power in Italy in 1922. Mussolini’s policies: - He controlled the press and banned criticism of the government. - He controlled the press and banned criticism of the government. Benito Mussolini, 1936

Hailie Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia * Promising Italians greatness, Mussolini invaded and conquered Ethiopia in 1935. * The League of Nations failed to help Ethiopia. Hailie Selassie, Emperor of Ethiopia

Nazi Germany · Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party preached racial and religious hatred. · Hitler claimed that Germans were a part of a superior “Aryan” race, and that Jews were to blame for Germany’s troubles. · In 1933, Hitler became chancellor, or head of the German government.

swastika, Nazi party symbol "If I can send the flower of the German nation into the hell of war without the smallest pity for the spilling of precious German blood, then surely I have the right to remove millions of an inferior race that breeds like vermin." - Adolf Hitler swastika, Nazi party symbol

Hitler’s policies: - He created a totalitarian state, in which the Nazi’s controlled every aspect of German society. - Citizens must always obey the government, and the government could not be criticized. - Jews had their German citizenship taken away, they were forbidden from using public facilities, and they were removed from most types of work. - Hitler built up his armed forces, in violation of the Versailles Treaty.

- Thousands of Jews were sent to concentration camps. - Eventually, Hitler planned on killing all of Europe’s Jews in a plan he called the Final Solution. - Today his plan is referred to as the Holocaust.