O Nazismo como ardil

The aim of this article is to demonstrate that the terms fascist, Nazi, neo-fascist and other similar variations do not apply to the far right in Brazil. To this end, it situates the phenomenon historically, highlights the imperial nature of the ideology and program of Nazi-fascism and states that the main ideological and programmatic elements of Nazi-fascism are organically linked to and conditioned by the strategic imperial objectives of the ideology and program. The total impossibility of associating Nazi-fascism with right-wing extremists in Brazil stems from the fact that the various right-wing extremist factions in the country have as their strategic objective neocolonial reconversion, the consummation of a reprimarized vassal state, subject to the designs of the American empire.

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Revista Fim do Mundo
Published
2025-02-21
DOI
https://doi.org/10.36311/2675-3871.2024.v5n12.p332-352
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Brazilian cultural history and politics
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O Nazismo como ardil

Roberson Campos de Oliveira
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Abstract

The aim of this article is to demonstrate that the terms fascist, Nazi, neo-fascist and other similar variations do not apply to the far right in Brazil. To this end, it situates the phenomenon historically, highlights the imperial nature of the ideology and program of Nazi-fascism and states that the main ideological and programmatic elements of Nazi-fascism are organically linked to and conditioned by the strategic imperial objectives of the ideology and program. The total impossibility of associating Nazi-fascism with right-wing extremists in Brazil stems from the fact that the various right-wing extremist factions in the country have as their strategic objective neocolonial reconversion, the consummation of a reprimarized vassal state, subject to the designs of the American empire.

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Brazilian cultural history and politics
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