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Fascism is the opposite of [[communism]], and fascist countries were the mortal enemies of communist countries.  Communism sought a [[worldwide revolution]] that would abolish national identity, while fascism sought exactly the opposite.  Communism opposed different social classes, while fascism encouraged it.  Communism hated wealth, while fascism encouraged the creation of wealth to make the nation stronger.  Communism pushed women into the traditionally male roles of industrial workers and even soldiers, while strongly nationalistic countries like Japan imported foreign male workers from Korea and China rather than force women into industrial jobs.  The only thing communism and fascism had in common was their use of a dictator and their demands for complete allegiance to the state ruler, rather than to God. (They also had in common a disdain for or lack of individual freedom and human rights- they both stressed the collective).

Fascism is the opposite of [[communism]], and fascist countries were the mortal enemies of communist countries.  Communism sought a [[worldwide revolution]] that would abolish national identity, while fascism sought exactly the opposite.  Communism opposed different social classes, while fascism encouraged it.  Communism hated wealth, while fascism encouraged the creation of wealth to make the nation stronger.  Communism pushed women into the traditionally male roles of industrial workers and even soldiers, while strongly nationalistic countries like Japan imported foreign male workers from Korea and China rather than force women into industrial jobs.  The only thing communism and fascism had in common was their use of a dictator and their demands for complete allegiance to the state ruler, rather than to God. (They also had in common a disdain for or lack of individual freedom and human rights- they both stressed the collective).

===Mussolini===

===Mussolini===