#fascism

#fascism

The 1954 film An American in Rome features Alberto Sordi’s character being unable to resist a plate of pasta, humorously illustrating Italian identity and its culinary roots.

The arrival of neo-Nazi active clubs in Canada represents a concerning trend, with groups espousing fascist ideologies emerging in various nations, including Canada and Europe.

Americans have at least three tools to resist fascism: legal, legislative, and via political movement. A great many people have conflated legislative opposition with movement opposition.

Director Serkan Nihat's 'Exodus' critiques Erdogan's Turkey through multi-character narratives, depicting education, policing, and persecution but suffers from a didactic style that dulls engagement.

Senator Padilla's treatment at the hands of law enforcement officials underscores a disturbing trend of aggressive tactics against elected representatives.

We've crushed fascism before and we'll crush it again.

We're like people on the Titanic saying our ship can't sink, Shore said. And what you know as a historian is that there is no such thing as a ship that can't sink.

the most powerful people in the world are preparing for the end of the world, an end they themselves are frenetically accelerating.

One obvious problem, as noted by John Locke, is that "people can apply sounds to what ideas he thinks fit, and change them as they please." This leads to confusion.

The scientific renaissance that once thrived in Europe disintegrated under the weight of fascism, compelling great minds like Einstein to seek refuge in America.

Robert Einstein was cousin to the famous physicist Albert Einstein, both having a deep familial bond formed during their childhood in 19th-century Munich.

Every night on a new Broadway production of Cabaret, Adam Lambert waits to see how the audience will react...this is not comedy. Pay attention.

The mural, titled The Struggle Against Terrorism, covers a 40ft wall in a colonial courtyard in Morelia, Michoacan and depicts a history of persecution and resistance.

Lazio's decision to fire Juan Bernabe, the man in charge of their eagle mascot, was based on the seriousness of his inappropriate online conduct following surgery.

Sánchez highlighted that after the dictatorship, Spain achieved significant progress but warned of the danger of democratic regression due to rising autocratic values in Europe.