The Doctrine of Fascism

The Doctrine of Fascism, primarily associated with Benito Mussolini, emphasizes a strong, authoritarian government led by a single leader. It promotes nationalism, viewing the state as central to society and prioritizing its interests above individual rights. Fascism often rejects democracy and liberalism, advocating for a unified national identity through cultural homogeneity and military strength. It typically scapegoats minority groups and uses propaganda to maintain control. Fascism seeks to unite the population under a common vision but often leads to oppression and conflict, undermining freedoms and diverse viewpoints.