02-19-2010, 11:12 PM
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Originally Posted by pj67coll
Germany was only one country with a facist dictator during that period. There were many others. Spain, Portugal, Poland, Italy, Yugoslavia, Greece, Albania, Romania, Hungary, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia.
Also I disagree that communism wasn't very popular. It was particularly popular amongst many workers resulting in large communist parties in Germany, Italy, Czechoslovakia etc. France in particular was severely infected with communism which has often been cited as a significant factor in the defeat of1940.
- Peter.
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Mussolini was a dictator before Hitler. Neither one of them came to their ultimate power by a vote of the people- to bring the discussion back to the original question. The authoritian regimes in Spain and Greece are not considered to be fascist.
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