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Today it is common to compare a seemingly authoritarian leader or far-right group to Nazis or fascists. Did Europeans of the interwar/pre-WWII period have an equally widespread go-to comparison to describe the actual rise of fascism and the Nazis?

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(repost with mod permission) Today it is common to compare a seemingly authoritarian leader or far-right group to Nazis or fascists. Did Europeans of the interwar/pre-WWII period have an equally widespread go-to comparison to describe the actual rise of fascism and the Nazis?

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Did any of the "Stone Age" tribes, i.e. isolated tribes, descend from more powerful but failed societies?

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Who invented the witty church sign?

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Today it is common to compare a seemingly authoritarian leader or far-right group to Nazis or fascists. Did Europeans of the interwar/pre-WWII period have an equally widespread go-to comparison to describe the actual rise of fascism and the Nazis?	869	AskHistorians
(repost with mod permission) Today it is common to compare a seemingly authoritarian leader or far-right group to Nazis or fascists. Did Europeans of the interwar/pre-WWII period have an equally widespread go-to comparison to describe the actual rise of fascism and the Nazis?	5	AskHistorians
Did any of the "Stone Age" tribes, i.e. isolated tribes, descend from more powerful but failed societies?	3	AskHistorians
Who invented the witty church sign?	0	AskHistorians