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The 56 pages that link to Fascism, each with the reason it gives.

• TotalitarianismCompared with: Fascism is an ideology and movement that can produce totalitarian rule, but the terms are not interchangeable.

• StalinismCompared with: Comparison clarifies that Stalinism and fascism were distinct ideologies despite authoritarian features.

• Estado NovoCompared with: Historians debate how far the Estado Novo shared fascism’s defining features.

• CorporatismCompared with: Fascist regimes used corporatist institutions, but corporatism also exists in democratic systems.

• Right-wing populismCompared with: Some movements overlap in rhetoric, but populism alone does not establish a fascist program.

• Laureano GómezCompared with: Gómez expressed admiration for aspects of European authoritarian regimes, though his politics arose in Colombia’s own context.

• Political ideologyCompared with: Fascism rejects pluralist democracy and elevates the nation above individual rights.

• Burmese Way to SocialismCompared with: Despite nationalist authoritarian rule, the Burmese programme was officially socialist rather than fascist.

• Leopoldo LugonesCompared with: Lugones’s later support for authoritarian nationalism is often discussed alongside fascist currents, though the terms are not identical.

• Action françaiseCompared with: Historians distinguish Action française’s traditionalist royalism from fascist movements despite overlapping nationalism and authoritarianism.

• January 6 DictatorshipCompared with: The dictatorship was royal and state-led, not simply equivalent to fascist movements.

• National BolshevismCompared with: National Bolshevism can resemble fascism in nationalism while retaining communist language and references.

• TrumpismCompared with: The comparison raises disputes about authoritarian tendencies without making the terms interchangeable.

• Richard von Coudenhove-KalergiCompared with: He opposed fascist movements and their rejection of liberal, cooperative European politics.

• Right-wing politicsCompared with: It is an extreme historical movement often placed on the far right, not a synonym for right-wing politics.

• Aleksandr DuginCompared with: Dugin rejects fascism as one of the exhausted modern ideologies, though his thought shares far-right features.

• History of liberalismCompared with: Its rejection of pluralism and individual liberty made it a direct twentieth-century adversary.

• National-anarchismCompared with: National-anarchism shares far-right themes but rejects the centralized state central to fascist rule.

• Pan-European nationalismCompared with: Some historical projects invoked European unity within authoritarian politics, unlike democratic versions of the idea.

• UltraconservatismCompared with: Fascism may ally with conservative forces but is a distinct revolutionary mass ideology.