Examples from the UK groups @NovaraMedia while producing fab content its all distributed through the#dotconsand in the end they aspire to be the new @guardian to take the role of#traditionalmediaThis is fair anufe but the wider “we” need to balance this with#grassrootsmedia which is a ...
Hitler and Mussolini censored the press and issued sophisticated propaganda. They played up racist fears and manipulated not just their active supporters but everyday citizens. Today, the term fascism has taken on a looser political definition and is often evoked as a catch-all for ...
Nazism and Stalinism are the two ideologies most often considered to be totalitarian, and Hitler and Stalin are the two people most often given as examples of totalitarian leaders. They both held absolute power in their countries and had personality cults built around them. They both used similar...
Examples Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini on October 25, 1936. The prototypical fascist regime was that of Benito Mussolini, who ruled Italy from 1922 to 1943. Mussolini argued that "If it is admitted that the nineteenth century has been the century of Socialism, Liberalism and Democracy, it...
The bloody twentieth century is filled to the gills with examples. Yet it feels like we’ve awakened to an ambush. A lot of Americans watched in shock while cultish mobs suddenly attacked the RFRA that Pence initially defended. But the groundwork for mass hysteria like this was stealthily ...
artists at show- rooms in Nottingham, it presented the work of international and local artists alongside examples of architecture, pottery, furniture and fabrics, theatre and film designs which collectively demonstrated "the place which art [. . .] claims in the day-to-day life of the ...
The author explains how once-stable democracies can degenerate into fascist regimes, and considers whether the same process could threaten the United States of America, the self-styled “land of the free.” Drawing on historical and contemporary examples, these book explore what fascism means and ...
For one is no more than a copy, a vague facsimile drawn from a billion examples. One mustnʼt know anything about others, or at least by ruthless choice, unless it is how to invent oneself on oneʼs own, – everything has been so repeated.” The Son of Louis XVI The Son of...
Next, it focuses on how this approach enables Fascism and Nazism to be located within the supranational forces shaping modern history, and on the light it throws on their profound relationship to totalitarianism, political religion and modernity. It closes with brief examples of how this approach ...
The two posts that I link to in the first paragraph give some examples of FDR’s brand of fascism. Paul Kengor, in “Franklin Delano Quid Pro Quo“, lays it on with a trowel. There was nothing subtle about FDR’s political thuggery. And it was orders of magnitude worse than Trump’s...