Mussolini becomes Prime Minister | The 20th century | World history | Khan Academy
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Thank goodness for these videos, I have my political ideology exam on Tuesday and Fascism is a topic on there!
i like that he tries to pronounce the names in the original language, that actually helps with remembering, that and associating color to different words, why didn't i think of it back when i had history class, this is probably how the geniuses in my class studied.
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Does anyone know if the man on the far right background Enzo Ferrari?
So I understood that, like what I saw in the Hitler story, Mussoli too rapidly gains power and becomes dictator of Italy.
correct m.e. if we're wrong: but didn't mussolini "repair the breach" between Italy & the roman church, thus making the popular supported opinions strong?
could you talk more about Soviet Russia
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Nice to hear that there are jewish people who are also critical about zionists and the Israeli foreign policy. These zionists are absolutely MAD! Mr. Khan has already made a video about the origin of zionism, but I found it a bit too short. There is a lot more to tell about these guys, but I guess Sal wants to prevent controversy. But for example: I would like Sal to go into the deal Hitler made with the Zionists! Because ironically, Hitler helped founding Israel!
I here as a Palestinian say that I am willing to share my home with you. One day when we are able to live in peace and get the Zionist thought out of people's head, then we will be able to share a country and a land.
Mussolini was a great man, but he should have taken Malta as soon as he joined the war in 1940.
I am a jew, yet I am anti-zionist and anti israel. I feel you are correct in saying that zionism is jewish nazism, but I hope people can see the difference between a jew and a zionist.
I belive Mussolini hid in Milan wile the march on Rome was taking place.
Blackshirts=supporters of a certain president in US
Proud boys
Benidou Mouzoulinee....ok, i stopped the video...bye bye.
All the italian words are pronounced in a Terrible way. The way he said "Fasci d'azione rivoluzionaria" made me sick.
Bye...you won't be missed...
This is probably the best video describing fascist I've found so far, but still has some errors. Fascism is anti-Bolshevik socialism, but it is indeed a socialist ideology. Fascism absolutely socialist in the sense that it supports the government having control of the means of production and infrastructure, but it does not believe in the egalitarian ideas of communist socialism.
Corporatism is the key concept that defines fascism as whole. Corporatism is the process by which the party, instead of the state or a free market, takes control of production, infrastructure, the media, and all other major centers of power.
For some reason, most of academia either does not understand the role of corporatism in fascism, or they simple refuse to publish anything on this aspect of socialism. But currently in the US, we have some degree of corporatism going on with the left taking over media (through the party, not the government obviously), taking over big tech, our education system, and having a disproportionate share of infrastructure. Given the current situation, more academics need to speak up about the aspects of fascism nobody wants to talk about.
Hey, are you an academic? Do you know this history well? I have many questions and queries about political 20thC history, I'm learning it for school
@@kathrinat9824 I'd call myself a pseudo-academic. When I worked on my bachelor's degree I was really disappointed with the quality of education I got. After graduation I started reading textbooks for fun and just as a hobby. I've done some research on the issues as far as reading primary documents and books from the era, but definitely not enough that I would compare myself to someone with a PHD from a top university.
So I know a descent bit of 20th century history, and go back and read primary sources to fill in the holes of what I don't understand.
If you have questions, shoot, and I'll answer as best I can.
@@christthelogos505 coool. Basically exactly what you said in your initial comment intrigued me, cause I'm still a bit confused about the definitions of fascism and what it exactly entails. And you said how it's still socialist, so left wing, and I never thought of fascism as left wing? I just want to make a general foundation of understanding on certain WW2 topics that are coming up in the end of year exams so am doing deeper research than my school book.
Is fascism left wing?
@@kathrinat9824 Whether it's left wing or not depends on how you define the political spectrum... It is highly authoritarian and hierarchical, but offered equality for the middle and working class. Or if this helps, Marxism represented the extreme left in theory, but required authoritarianism to be implemented and thus could never realistically be on the extreme left.
The best way to really understand fascism, at least NAZI fascism is to read the NSDAP's 25 point plan. In the simplest since, it's extreme nationalism + socialism + authoritarianism + the belief that the use of force and violence is a legitimate expression of political power. Fascism is unquestionably socialism, just not Marxist socialism.
Things get murky when trying to define things based on the left/right spectrum, but fascism and communism are both more similar to Democratic values than Conservative values. American Democrats, communists, and fascists all believe in large centralized governments, huge beauracratic structures, high levels of regulations and laws, blaming a group in society for inequality and seeking to punish that group for the suffering of others (Jews and foreigners in fascism, the rich captilasts in both communism and the American left), and more recently Democrats have adopted the use of propaganda and false narratives to manipulate public sentiment. Personally, I prefer smaller government, lower taxes, free markets, more freedom, upholding the Constitution, and a free and honest media.