Totalitarianism and Radical Nationalism: Ideologies of the Past
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Totalitarianism
The only rights that people had were the ones that interested the state.
Irrationalism
They tried to cultivate violence, war, anti-intellectualism, and strength. They also believed in their own version of Darwin's theory, natural selection.
Radical Nationalism
The nation was considered superior and indivisible.
Racism and Xenophobia
There were superior and inferior races.
Anti-Communism, Anti-Liberalism, and Anti-Feminism
Imperialism and Militarism
If the war was for their own country, it was justified (expansionism), and there was a sense of superiority towards other nations.
Corporate State
They aimed to eliminate social classes, so society was divided into corporations or associations (families, jobs, etc.).
State-Led Capitalist Economy
They maintained private property and capitalist labor and production.
Belligerence Against International Constitutions
Their principles were completely opposed to those of the League of Nations.