Fascism is very hard to pinpoint as they really did not have any real program, but one of the few things they were sure about was to oppose collectivism and communism. They did want a strong state, and they were anti-individualist - that is correct, but they did not want collectivism, and fought it violently from the very beginning.
The fascist movement was in the twenties, so I am talking more about WWI. The first fascist factions was mostly made up by veterans, and what they wanted was not collectivism, but what you today would call a military dictatorship.
Fascism is very hard to pinpoint as they really did not have any real program, but one of the few things they were sure about was to oppose collectivism and communism. They did want a strong state, and they were anti-individualist - that is correct, but they did not want collectivism, and fought it violently from the very beginning.
The fascist movement was in the twenties, so I am talking more about WWI. The first fascist factions was mostly made up by veterans, and what they wanted was not collectivism, but what you today would call a military dictatorship.
Haha, OK, that fascism. :)