CEVAP:

With some ambiguity, fascism is known as right-wing politics. It stresses strict nationalistic policies and rigid control over social behavior. Just as ambiguous is the idea that fascism represents left-wing politics to the extent it rejects social class structure and emphasizes stability through economic gains. What is closer to reality is that neither right-wing nor left-wing politics apply. The dominant feature avoids party alignment for other than developing nationalism as a first priority for government. Fascism promotes the influential power of nationalism and is similar to totalitarianism.