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'''Metaxism''' is an [[authoritarian]] nationalist [[ideology]] associated with Greek Leader [[Ioannis Metaxas]]. It called for the regeneration of the [[Greek]] nation and the establishment of a modern, [[Fascist]], culturally homogenous Greece.
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'''Metaxism''' is an [[authoritarian]] fascist [[ideology]] associated with Greek Leader [[Ioannis Metaxas]]. It called for the regeneration of the [[Greek]] nation and the establishment of a modern, [[Fascist]], culturally homogenous Greece.


= Background =
= Background =
Metaxism was the brainchild of [[Ioannis Metaxas]], a Greek [[Nationalism|nationalist]] which was the Prime Minister of [[Greece]] in the [[Second Hellenic Republic]]. As its creator, Metaxism is strongly anti-Communist, Turkophobic and authoritarian, an opposition to Democracy, Liberalism and Corporativism. It can be considered Fascist.
Metaxism was the brainchild of [[Ioannis Metaxas]], a Greek [[Nationalism|fascist]] which was the Prime Minister of [[Greece]] in the [[Second Hellenic Republic]]. As its creator, Metaxism is strongly anti-[[Communist]], anti-Turk and authoritarian, an opposition to Democracy, [[Liberalism]] and big corporations. It was [[Fascist]].


= Important Figures =
= Important Figures =

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Metaxism is an authoritarian fascist ideology associated with Greek Leader Ioannis Metaxas. It called for the regeneration of the Greek nation and the establishment of a modern, Fascist, culturally homogenous Greece.

Background

Metaxism was the brainchild of Ioannis Metaxas, a Greek fascist which was the Prime Minister of Greece in the Second Hellenic Republic. As its creator, Metaxism is strongly anti-Communist, anti-Turk and authoritarian, an opposition to Democracy, Liberalism and big corporations. It was Fascist.

Important Figures

Modern relevance