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What is the major difference between Nazism and Fascism?
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What is the major difference between Nazism and Fascism?

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Nazism is refereed to natonal socialism, believe in superiority of the Aryan race, based on racial hatred. Rather than Fascism believes in the corporatism of all elements in society, based on certain political ideology

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