World War I Why were Germany, Italy, Japan, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, and Finland called fascist?

Because countries such as Germany were fascist countries or countries that helped fascist countries (provided resources to fascist countries), and countries such as the United States were against fascism, so they were hair fascist. Fascist means Germany. Japan, Italy, and the three countries you are talking about are invaded countries united together so fascism is Germany mainly and Japan trash countries Italy called the anti-fascist alliance What is fascism, racism, individualism, militarism .......

The revival of fascism in Germany meant war, the second world war was started by Hitler, his war was started and Italy took the opportunity to interface to start a war, Japan also started a war on the pretext.

Hitler lived in a lonely world, a world without love.

There is a saying, "What goes around, comes around". It is true. Hitler, who was created by individualistic thinking, became very cold-blooded. His thoughts and actions hurt the world!

So the headline of fascism is the idea of "individualism"!

It was not Hitler of Germany who pioneered Fascism, but Mussolini of Italy. The word "fascism" comes from the Latin word fasces, which originally referred to the "bundle of rods" (a symbol of power used in ancient Rome) with an axe in the center

[Italian Fascist Emblem]

Italian Fascist Emblem

The Italian Fascist Emblem

is a "bundle of rods" (a symbol of power used in ancient Rome), with a "bundle of rods" (a symbol of power used in ancient Rome), which were used as a symbol of power. (the rod of power used in ancient Rome), symbolizing the power to impose flogging or the death penalty. Fascism is the phonetic translation of the Italian word fascismo, referring to the monopoly bourgeoisie during the capitalist crisis. After the end of the First World War, Mussolini established the Fascist Party in Italy, which advocated and promoted fascism, and its members wore black uniforms, so it was also known as the "Black Shirt Party". 1922, Mussolini staged a coup d'état, seized power, and established the first fascist dictatorship in the world in Italy. Therefore, fascism became synonymous with dictatorship and violence. During the Second World War, Japan, Italy under Mussolini and Germany under Hitler were three typical fascist countries. Fascism is the enemy of human civilization. Hitler burned books in Germany, torching many valuable treasures of human culture such as the writings of Marx, Heine and Zola.