Editing Fascism (section)

== Types of fascism ==
[[File:Benito Mussolini colored.jpg|left|thumb|253x253px|[[Benito Mussolini]], fascist dictator and founder of Fascism.]]

=== Italian Fascism ===
'''Italian Fascism''' is the original fascist ideology founded by [[Benito Mussolini]] and Giovanni Gentile. It remained semi-relevant after the war, even winning seats in the Italian Parliament under the Italian Social Movement (MSI). Another notable post-war fascist organization was [[Avanguardia Nazionale]], a militant group that aimed to make Italy a fascist state by force, attempting a coup in 1970. 

=== Nazism ===
[[File:NSDAP-Logo.svg|thumb|151x151px|Recreation of the logo of the [[Nazi Party]].]]
'''National Socialism''', or '''Nazism''' (or rarely called '''Paleo-Nazism''') for short, was the state ideology of the German Reich, founded by [[Anton Drexler]] and [[Adolf Hitler]]. Since the founding of the [[American Nazi Party]], it is the most popular form of fascism, with organizations identifying as Nazis all over the world.

Nazism was frequently referred to as Hitlerism during [[Adolf Hitler]]'s rise to power. It implements [[Anti-Semitism|anti-semitism]], anti-communism, scientific [[racism]], and the use of [[eugenics]] into its ideology. 

It is widely regarded as immoral/evil, and only a few groups support this ideal. One is the Neo-Nazis, who describe themselves as followers of Nazism.
=== Falangism ===
'''Falangism''' (also sometimes known as '''Francoism''') is an ideology based on the ideologies of the [[Falange de las J.O.N.S]], originally lead by [[Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera]] but most famously lead by [[Francisco Franco]], who ruled Spain between 1936 and 1975, having friendly ties to Nazi Germany. 

Falangism places a strong emphasis on Catholic religious identity, although it has held some secular views on the Church's direct influence in society as it believed that the state should have the supreme authority over the nation. Falangism emphasized the need for total authority, hierarchy and order in society.

Currently there are still Francoist movements in Spain.

=== Salazarism ===
'''Salazarism''' is an ideology based on the thought of [[António de Oliveira Salazar]], an ideology that ruled Portugal between 1926 and 1974, in the period known as [[Estado Novo]].

=== Brazilian Integralism ===
TBA

=== '''Metaxism''' ===
TBA

===[[Identitarianism]]===
TBA

=== National Anarchism ===
'''National Anarchism''' is a combination of fascism and anarchism. There are National Anarchist groups in many different countries, but most are fairly small. However, in Europe National Anarchism has gained popularity under the name Autonomous Nationalists, also known as Nationalist Black Bloc because they use organizing strategies, symbols and dress inspired by [[Antifa]].

=== '''[[National Bolshevism]]''' ===
'''National Bolshevism''' is a combination of fascism and communism.

=== '''Para-Fascism''' ===
Para-fascism is a form of fascism where its adherents are far-right, but abstain from its most extreme practices.

=== Neo-Fascism ===

=== [[Neo-Nazism]] ===