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Politics based on concept of priority of elite | ||
The main assumption of the fascistic religion is that the superiority gives namely this group the moral right to dominate over all other people and use all methods necessary to provide such domination:
propaganda of xenophobia, terror, racket, taking hostages, the war of extermination, cruelty.
These methods, both theory and practice in Russia were well described by V.Lenin since the beginning of the past century [1],[2]. There is (See the Russian version for more Russian references.)
In years 1920-1930ths, fascism spread to Germany (and then to Italy), and got its future development.
The canonic text on the German fascism, called also hitlerism, is the book by Adlf Hitler
Mein Kampf published in 1925-1926 years [4].
This book is considered as an equivalent of Bible for hitlerism [5]. In hitlerism, the elite (In the general theory of fascism, this term can be interpreted as some kind of variable) has value "arian rase", the specific ethnicity, while the main enemy (this term also can be treated as variable) gets value "jews", another specific ethnic nationality. For this reason, hitlerism is also called "nazism". The racial orientation makes the main difference between hitlerism and stalinism (named after Stalin, leader of the USSR), where the template elite has value "proletariat" and the meaning of "main enemy" varies from epoch to epoch; first, it refers to the Bourgeoisie, then, kulaks (transliteration from Russian кулаки, which means independent farmers), then,
after extermination of farmers, becomes some kind of "enemies of the people" (враги народа), which can be attributed to anybody: that time, every citizen of the USSR could be qualified as "enemy of the people". This gave the almost permanent source of slaves for the concentration camps, created in the USSR in 1918; this resourse was limited only by the population of the USSR, making stalinism stronger than hitlerism, at least
during few generations. (The defenders of the Soviet Concept of History negate the relation between the barbarian use of demographic resources during the USSR and the reduction of population if Russia at the beginning of century 21.)
After the World War II (1938-1945), the hitlerism was condemned and punished; and fascism is not welcomed in civilized countries. In some countries, the book Mein Kampf is banned [8]. The ban give the neo-fascists [9,10,11] more opportunities: they may recycle the fascistic idea, re-use them, without to cite the sources. The groups, united with the collective narcissism, pretend to be "anti-fascists", while they never had red the classic fascists documents and can neither classify, nor even identify the phenomena of fascism meeting them in this century [12].
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