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74          FASCISM: THE BLOODY IDEOLOGY OF DARWINISM



                     For instance, he banned all opposition parties, and outlawed trade unions,
                     thereby completely eliminating personal freedoms. Nazi influence was felt in all
                     walks of life. Even university professors were required to take an oath of loyalty
                     to Hitler.
                            In Spain, Franco came to power in the aftermath of a bloody civil war.
                     Supported by Hitler and Mussolini, Franco's army defeated the communists
                     after a long and fierce war, and took power over the entire country. Franco then
                     set up a particularly oppressive regime, and ruled the country with an "iron fist"
                     until 1975.



                            Brainwashing Techniques of Fascism

                            There was one particularly egregious feature of Italian fascism and Nazi
                     Germany: its attempt to brainwash its citizens. This program was founded on
                     two basic components, education and propaganda.
                            In Mein Kampf, Hitler wrote, "Propaganda is a means and must therefore
                     be judged with regard to its end... Propaganda in the War was a means to an
                     end, and the end was the struggle for the existence of the German people;
                     consequently, propaganda could only be considered in accordance with the
                     principles that were valid for this struggle. In this case the most cruel weapons

































                      MASS HYPNOSIS
                      On June 21, 1939, more than 120,000 Germans enjoyed a neo-pagan summer solstice
                      celebration in the Berlin Olympic Stadium. The event was organized by the SS and the
                      Ministry of Propaganda. The aim was to instill the Nazis' ideology of paganism on
                      German society.
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