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    Communism and Fascism

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    In Europe around the 1940s‚ there were two major forms of government in the world‚ communism and fascism. The major nations that used these government forms include Germany‚ Italy and Russia. All said nations benefited very greatly from the use of these ideologies whereas both ideologies have many of the same principles and basically just as many opposing principles. The similarities and differences vary greatly in the fields of social and economic influences and the impact on religion throughout

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    Nazi Germany was resplendent with many forms of propaganda that were vivid to all German audiences including films‚ music‚ radio and newspapers. As the minister of propaganda‚ Joseph Goebbels believed in the power of film as a form of Anti-Jewish propaganda‚ which could assist in growing popular support. Moreover‚ propaganda films were used to exclude Jews but also other groups such as homosexuals‚ Jehovah’s Witnesses and gypsies. In the Nazi era‚ Germany was at the cutting edge of movie production

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    Fascism in Venice

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    Ryan Johnson December 13‚ 2012 HIST 3400 Soper Venetian Fascism in the Shadow of Wars The qualities that compose fascism are debatable and endless. What is really important about fascism is how it attempted to succeed by influencing not only Venetian‚ but also Italian culture and society from the beginning of World War I until the end of World War II. Benito Mussolini when speaking on fascism stated that‚ “…For Fascism‚ the growth of empire‚ that is to say the expansion of the nation‚ is

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    purpose to persuade people into their own side of the argument. Even though not all generations of propaganda did this‚ the propaganda made for the Nazi Party during WW2 certainly followed these traits. Their main purpose was to influence the common people of germany into joining the anti-semitism movement and the Nazi Party itself. But many people ask how Nazi Propaganda made anti-semitism seem so appealing to the germans and how they merged it into their culture and their everyday lives. Well‚ some of

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    allies forced the Germans to pay unfair war damages. Inflation made money almost worthless. People became desperate. Adolf Hitler gained favor with the German people by telling them of a glorified image of Germany and he gave them an excuse for loosing the war. He told them that the Jews stabbed Germany in the back. He said that it was all the Jews fault for World War I. The Holocaust took place in World War II. Its killed millions jews‚ gypsy‚ disable‚ polish‚ the ill‚ and ect. It was an effort by Adolph

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    The relationship between "leader" and "led" in Nazi Germany was a bit unusual. During the time in which Hitler was in power‚ German citizens looked to him as a father figure. Members of the Hitler Youth looked to and obeyed Hitler over their own biological mothers and fathers. Hitler was even more of a surrogate father figure to those who lost their fathers during World War I and the economic depression during the years 1930-1932. This connection between youths and Hitler was so strong that a former

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    Fascism vs Communism

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    “All within the state‚ nothing outside the state‚ nothing against the state.” Benito Mussolini I am writing about a host of differences between Italian Fascism and Soviet Communism. Yes‚ they both are totalitarian regimes‚ one under Lenin‚ then Stalin‚ who‚ in my opinion takes the cake for worst ever when it comes to the world’s extensive list of dictators‚ and Mussolini’s Fascist Regime‚ who ruled from 1922-1945‚ the last three years serving as a somewhat puppet ruler in northern Italy for

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    ways to bring the Nazis to power in Germany. His works and ideas moved many in Germany which overall led to the holocaust. His inspirational speeches‚ plans to restore the German government‚ and the time he arose all led to his rise to power. Hitler arose during the Great Depression. Hitler had socialist beliefs and came as a savior to those who needed help in their dark times. He told them he would save them from economic and social disaster‚ and was supposed restore Germany. In Hitler’s book

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    When reading of oppression far worse than Nazi Germany or Communist Russia in George Orwell’s 1984 it is a challenge to pick‚ which is worse: mind slavery with luxuries or severe oppression? There are two classes of people in the novel‚ the proles and the party members. The party members are upper class and have more privileges while the proles have the lowly jobs and meager conditions. I personally would choose to be a prole if faced with a decision. Firstly‚ I would choose this because they are

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    communication‚ will have power over the common person. Take the Second World War‚ for example. Words were being used by all sides to manipulate their own people to support national ideas. Perhaps the most notable example of this manipulative phenomenon is Nazi Germany. In Mein Kampf‚ Adolf Hitler‚ who would become the dictator of the Third Reich‚ accused the Jewish people of the world of using fabrications

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