The rise of fascism

What is totalitarianism Stalin, Lenin

Totalitarianism is a political system characterized by centralized control by an autocratic authority. It seeks to regulate every aspect of public and private life. In totalitarian regimes, the state often suppresses dissent and maintains strict control over the economy, propaganda, and the media. Examples of totalitarian leaders include Joseph Stalin and Vladimir Lenin, who implemented policies to consolidate power and eliminate opposition in their respective states.

In italy and Germany a new type of totaliarism regime is going to emerge, fascism

• The first world war

• Nationalism

• The economic crisis

Ideology and political movement of a totalitarian nature deceloped during interwar period

Characterists:

Totalitarianism

Antiliberism

Opposites to democracy

ANti-capitalism

Anti-Marxsism

Autoritarism anf militarism

Fasicism

March on Rome

Protest agaisnt the goverment

Destroy democracy

1926 he has all power

Economy

Establishment of anarky

Cultivating new land

Society was very indoctrinated

Created

Scouts

Goreign Policy

Exoanisionist project