STFC Loyal said:
I did an essay on european fascism a couple of years ago at uni and from the reading it became clear that fascism is really quite different from nazism. The main difference is that while one of nazism's central pillars, if not THE central pillar, is a front-foot racial analysis of the world that promotes the Ayrian master race, and in which many races occupy varying positions, the same cannot be said for fascism. In fact the differences are so distinct that it's quite a leap from fascism to nazism with the former being far more interested in bringing about a millenarian return to past glories set in the context of a perceived society of order, discipline and national/group pride as opposed to racial purification.
