How Fascism Survived the Post-War Era
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Overview
While the defeat of the Axis in WWII spelled the end of the "fascist era," fascism itself would survive. Driven underground for a time, it would emerge mutated and adapted to its new environment. From inspiring so called "lone wolf" terrorists to breeding a new generation of tech-savvy Universal Nazis, fascism's various permutations throughout the years have proven this hateful ideology to be more resilient than most would think. Join us for episode five of The New F-Word as we explore the history of fascism's survival post-WWII and how it has adapted to the modern world.
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