Fascism

Just as humans, dictators are not born evil but are influenced enough to gain power and abuse it. If one has the power to control all, then they could use it to their own advantage. Stories such as Macbeth by William Shakespeare and Animal Farm by George Orwell illustrate how such characters like Macbeth and Napoleon rise to power to use it for themselves as similarity to dictators like Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Benito Mussolini. By doing this, dictators blind the eyes of the people by…

world. Alternatively, the theory or ideology which is made by Joseph Stalin on the basis of centralization of power is known as Stalinism and Orwell had a deeply-rooted hate for Stalinism because of its injustice. In the same way totalitarianism and fascism are alike, a complete submission of the state under a tyrant leader or a dictator and suppressing the opposition specifically. Orwell was probably against dictatorship, the term dictatorship is basically a Latin term, dictatorship originally…

decadent, and sterile while the other is national, rural, floridly robust, tranquil, and prolific. The former, symbolic of modernity, was an obvious threat to the regime’s efforts to enfold women in the economic and social strictures demanded by Italian Fascism. The latter, however, encapsulated the regime’s efforts to boost population growth and to remove the women from competition with the men in the labor force. In Wunschkonzert I find strong resonance with the latter camp not in the…

Imagine having all areas of your life controlled by the government. That is primarily what it feels like to live in a fascist government. “Fascism is a form of government which is a type of one-party dictatorship. Fascists are against democracy. Such a state is led by a strong leader—such as a dictator and a martial government.” “Fascist governments encouraged the pursuit of private profit and offered many benefits to large businesses, but they demanded in return that all economic activity…

overseas colonies to the Allied Powers” (Wolf, “Treaty Failure?”). Coupled with the loss of land was the loss of dignity; German sentiment was that without their colonies their empire was stripped of its imperialistic strength. The introduction of fascism became more appealing. With the promise of glory, Hitler advocated for expansion and stated “’Today Germany; tomorrow, the world!’” (Farah and Karls 736). This Nazi ideology was later demonstrated in Hitler’s keen interest in the acquirement of…

Q8. When Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini came to power, they brought about new ideas and beliefs that the people agreed with and supported. For example, they both had brought about the ideas of Fascism into their countries, in which they would both take over as exceedingly powerful dictators. They both brought about not only ideas and beliefs, but they brought emotion, passion, and fire to the people as well. During this time, the people scattered all throughout the European countries were…

According to Karl Marx’s Estranged Labor, there are four different types of alienation of labor in a capitalistic society. He defined these as the alienation of the worker from his product, alienation in the process of labor, alienation of man as a “species-being” and lastly alienation of man from man. His ideas of alienation of labor are present throughout capitalist society. They can be seen in both the principles Taylorism and Fordism, which encompass the progression of industrialized work…

At the conclusion of the great war world leaders came together to support the international movement for peace. The peace treaty they created, The Treaty of Versailles, was created to reprimand the nations responsible for the war and to stop any future wars from happening. The Agreements outlined in the Treaty of Versailles at the conclusion of World War One created a brief period of peace, yet it ultimately led to the rise of Fascist leaders such as Adolf Hitler and the beginning of World War…

populace. This spurs on the theory as to embracement of Nazism as being by product of the authoritarian nature that existed within the German family, as found in the writings of Wilheim Reich in 1933 were he stated that the family was the first cell of Fascism (page 88-97), and thus Hitler had become the lacking father figure. Although this theory is questionable as a result of the number of non-supporters of Nazism arising from similar backgrounds. On the other hand, Waite also using a similar…

In the source, the author indicates that nationalism is always a positive force. Before the revolution, the feudal system in Europe did not favour the citizens. They were subject to enslavement because they were Louis XVI’s subjects. Back in those days there was no concept of nation or giving your loyalty to the country because their loyalty was owed to the French monarch or the Catholic Church. There was no country of France because the monarch was France. The Divine Right of Kings was a theory…