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

• 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.

• Neo-fascismNarrower topic: Neo-fascism adapts principles and symbols inherited from this interwar ideology.

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

• Robert PaxtonNarrower topic: Paxton’s comparative framework explains fascism through political action and development, not a fixed checklist.

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