What did fascists incorporate into their idea of the perfect state?

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Fascists believed that national greatness could only be achieved by organizing the collective will of the people and suppressing individual interests for the good of the state. This idea was central to their vision of a perfect state, which would prioritize the interests of the nation over those of its citizens.

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 Fascists believed that the state should express the will of the individual, but only insofar as that will aligned with the interests of the nation. The individual was seen as subservient to the state, and their role was to serve the greater good of the nation. However, some fascist regimes did incorporate aspects of populist rhetoric and appeals to the masses in their propaganda.

What Did Fascists Incorporate into Their Idea of the Perfect