Which kind of Nationalism do you favour the most?

[NatVox]

Originally Posted by Savorgnan

That's absolutely right, Fascism is a matter of State, or at least Nation-State. Fascism can also be quoted as an "ultimate republicanism" in a way, in wich the statal institutions are sacralized, sometimes (many times) at the Nation's expense.

As a perhaps interesting note, Fascism was endowed of an aristocratic character, contrary to the democratic character of National Socialism.

A patrician, noble character that is undoubtedly a legacy of Rome herself, and which was also very present in Falange, in the Falangist Style printed to it by José Antonio Primo de Rivera.

[Savorgnan]

Italian Fascism was also supported by an important part of the bourgeoisie, and also by many of the land owners. It seems that most of the Jews and the Masons were supporters of Mussolini, at least at the beginning.

[NatVox]

I'm referring to Fascism as an ideology, not to how it was implemented in its different stages.