Fascism.
Fascism was a dictatorial political movement that emerged in Italy at the end of World War I, led by Benito Mussolini.
Fascism's governing form was through force, through the militarism of a totalitarian state that controlled the demonstrations, and through authoritarianism, which meant the undisputed leadership of the Mussolini leader.
Fascism was characterized by being an imperialist, anti-bourgeois, authoritarian, anti-liberal and nationalist political system.
