Fascism became popular in Italy and Germany as if it offered solutions to economic, military and political problems for the middle classes. Jobs, security, and national glory were offered by fascism. To the peasants and small farmers, fascism offered land and an end to taxes. For small businessmen and shopkeepers stability was promised, and the working men were guaranteed profits and an end to the ‘class struggle’...
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Fascism became popular in Italy and Germany as if it offered solutions to economic, military and political problems for the middle classes. Jobs, security, and national glory were offered by fascism. To the peasants and small farmers, fascism offered land and an end to taxes. For small businessmen and shopkeepers stability was promised, and the working men were guaranteed profits and an end to the ‘class struggle’...
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