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Re: Моля за съдействие. [re: jingiby] |
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bash bugarash (мин. на проп.) |
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| Публикувано | 17.08.22 23:30 |
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Доколото разбирам, става дума за присъствието на завършена фашистка идеология в общественото пространство на България, а не за държавен фашизъм или управление на база фашистки принципи.
FASCISM IN BULGARIA
By order of a number of factors, which are indicated in the text, fascism echoed
and found adherents in Bulgaria. Its presence in the Bulgarian space is beyond
doubt. Initially it was manifested only in the propaganda of the experience of
Italian fascism, consequently, also in the establishment of formations, which partially or fully professed a fascist program and organizational principles.
Taking into account the specifics of fascism in its Italian prototype and its
other European expressions, and its development under Bulgarian conditions, we
may give the following definition of the phenomenon in Bulgaria:
• Ideas and political programs similar to and identical with the fascist prototype spread in Bulgarian context. Organizations with several hundred to
several dozens of thousands membership were founded.
• Fascism in the form of a single political organization (but also as ideology)
has not been in power and has not participated in the government of the
country. […]
Three major stages may be discerned in terms of ideas, ideology, propaganda,
and organization in the development of fascism in the Bulgarian context:
• early fascism (proto-fascism), in the first half of the 1920s, a period of
active initial acquaintance with, respectively, propaganda of Italian Fascism, and of formation of the first organizational nuclei of fascist activity;
• an increasing interest in the phenomenon and of the rapid development
of some organizations; a period coincident both with the world economic
crisis and the rise of National Socialism in Germany, namely, the period of
the second half of the 1920s and the beginning of the 1930s, until the coup
of 1934; and
• a fully developed fascist ideology and of organizations with considerable
membership, activity, and presence, in the second half of the 1930s and the
beginning of the 1940s.
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