Fascism in Hungary and Romania

Type :

Term papers

Pages :

5 pages

Format :

.doc

Published date :

07/13/2009

Category :

Political science

Sub category :

Social sciences

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Summary :

Introduction
Fascism as a modern political ideology
The role of Fascist political parties
Fascism in Romania and Hungary
The key to the understanding of fascism in Hungary and Romania
The role of failed liberal democracies in bringing fascism
Romanian oligarchy in the process of complete development of fascism
Failure of bourgeois Fascists in establishing modernizing dictatorship in Romania
Oligarchy in Hungary
Conclusion
Bibliography

Abstract

fascism was a modern political ideology that sought to recreate the social, economic and cultural life of a nation by rooting it on a heightened sense of national belonging or ethnic identity. It is a political ideology that rejects liberal notions of freedom and individual rights, and works against the tenets of democracy. fascism was an ideology that had significant influence in Europe in the early twentieth century. Fascist political parties emerged in the face of intense patriotism that grew as a result of widespread social and political uncertainty after World War I and the Russian Revolution. fascism gained relevance in many European countries including romania and hungary. This essay will examine how fascism grew in these two countries, and from this it will be clear that fascism in romania and hungary could not grow because this political ideology was denied the political space in which to take root.