Discuss the fascist understanding of history-gender

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Consider factors such as the fascist understanding of history, gender, beliefs in hierarchy, militarism and violence, ethnicity, race, and nation. Further, how did fascism lead to lead to war, mass murder, and genocide during the mid-20th century?

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