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|title=Fascism and the Destruction of Democratic Institutions | |title=Fascism and the Destruction of Democratic Institutions | ||
|description=How fascist movements exploit political crises, emergency powers, propaganda, violence, and institutional weakness to dismantle democratic government. | |description=How fascist movements exploit political crises, emergency powers, propaganda, violence, and institutional weakness to dismantle democratic government. | ||
|keywords=fascism, democracy, democratic institutions, authoritarianism, democratic backsliding, Mussolini, Nazi Germany, Weimar Republic, institutional capture, dictatorship | |keywords=fascism, democracy, democratic institutions, authoritarianism, democratic backsliding, Mussolini, Nazi Germany, Weimar Republic, institutional capture, dictatorship | ||
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