Difference between Fascism and Nazism?

[Beetroot]

Fascism = totalitarianism, everything is done for the state.

Naziism is that there is a suprior race

Is that it in a nut shell??

Guess who watched The Pianist lastnight !

I couldn't stay up that late so I recorded it. Is it going to traumatise me?

It will SL. Disturbing film

SL it might traumatise you (thinking of Trainspotting here) - there's a rather nasty scene involving a small child

Nazism is really the policies of teh National Socialist party with embraced fascism, amongst other things.

I was pregnant when I watched Trainspotting so was particularly sensitive - I feel The Pianist is a film I should see, like Schindler's List (thanks for remembering that though, SD - sweet of you )

We are all ignoring beety's question. Is that because (like me) no one is exactly sure?

Did Hitler 'invent' Nazism? God, I'm ignorant.

It is a brilliant film. Well worth seeing. But inevitably upsetting.

I stuck it in google Mrs Moo. The question, that is.

I was also pregnant when seeing Trainspotting. In fact, didn't watch teh end of The Pianist last night but saw it at teh cinema - still feeling shaky today at thought of living under that constant feeling of terror.

"Which embraced" not "with"???

Differences between Fascism and Nazism

sorenlorenson, is it deeply distrbing but fantastic and amazigly filmed.

Interestingly Hitler wasn't Nazi Party member No 1, I think he was No 7 but essentialy, yes, The Nazi party was created at Hitler's instigation. The internal poletics of it were quite fluid, with people vying to do 'The Furher's will' as efficiently as possible.