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social and political problems in war, conflict and violence. They main-
tained that violence should be used if needed in order to establish una-
nimity in the country, that extermination of minority groups should be

resorted to if assimilation failed, and that there was only one way to lib-
erate India.
These fascist regimes terrorized whole nations with their under-
ground armies, their secret police organizations and militaristic philoso-
phies, and by the end of the Second World War, shared the responsibili-
ty for over 55 million dead people between them. The first fascist regime
that came to power in Europe was the Benito Mussolini government in
Italy, which ruled the country between 1922-1944. After Italy, Germany
and Spain came under the rule of fascist parties. The joint aim of fascist
Italy and Nazi Germany was to rule, exploit and enslave all other nations
and they believed the only way to achieve their goal was by war, inva-

sion, genocide and the spilling of much blood. After the Second World
War, fascism was largely consigned to oblivion and even though some
neo-fascist movements sprang up in Latin American countries, England,
Germany and Spain, the fascist regimes’ era seemed to be over. However,
the fascist ideology and it’s policies live on around the world.
India is one of the countries in which the fascist governance men-
tality, fascist social policies, and fascist organizations are on the rise
again. The fanatical fascist organizations that were formed in the 1920’s
never truly disappeared and they are still a force to be reckoned with.
Even worse, they united under one name, secured the backing of the
Indian people, and are currently governing India through their political
parties. This movement is the Hindutwa which was styled after the

The British Empire founded a great colonial rule on
Indian land in 1858. However the Indian resistance that
grew strong by the middle of the 20th century forced
the British rule to withdraw from these lands in 1947.

Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)