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Fascism viewed workers and productive capitalists in common as productive people who were in conflict with parasitic elements in society.

Fascism could pose as model of new European civilization

NSV provided support only to those who were racially sound capable of and willing to work politically reliable and willing and able to reproduce

Fascism could pose as third-way alternative between capitalism and Bolshevism

Fascists were opposed to social welfare arguing it encouraged preservation of degenerate and feeble

NSV distributed assistance on explicitly racial grounds

Economic planning was applied to both public and private sectors prosperity of private enterprise depended on its acceptance of synchronizing itself with economic goals of state.

Nazis found it necessary to set up charitable institutions to help racially pure Germans to maintain popular support

Adolf Hitler formulated need for people's car Volkswagen in German its concept and functional objectives.

Role of productivism was derived from Henri de Saint Simon whose ideas inspired creation of utopian socialism and influenced other ideologies.

Enrico Corradini developed idea of proletarian nations defining proletarian as being one and same with producers.

Fascism is distinguished by absence of coherent economic ideology and lack of serious economic thinking Feldman and Mason argue.

Historians and scholars disagree on whether a specifically fascist economic policy exists.

Fascism condemned widespread character traits associated with typical bourgeois mentality such as materialism crassness cowardice and inability to comprehend heroic ideal of fascist warrior and associations with liberalism individualism and parliamentarianism.

Education was designed to glorify the fascist movement and inform students of its importance.

Fascism had complex relationship with capitalism both supporting and opposing different aspects at different times and in different countries.

Mussolini's The Doctrine of Fascism states the Fascist conception of the State is all-embracing.

Mussolini adopted this view in description of proletarian character.

Fascism held that bourgeois–proletarian conflict existed primarily in international conflict between proletarian nations and bourgeois nations.

This would be done through state's mediating relations between classes.