Nazi-Maoism

Nazi-Maoism
Basic Information
Aliases	Struggle of the People Zoltanous HN Thought Italian National Bolshevism Maoism-Hitlerism Franco Freda Thought
Alignments	AuthLeft  Culturally Reactionary  Fascists  National Socialists  Socialists  Communists  Nationalists  Ethnonationalists  Ultranationalists  Esoteric  Reactionary  Totalitarians  Syncretic
Ideological Influences
Influenced by	Anti-Americanism Anti-Capitalism Anti-Liberalism Anti-Semitism Anti-Zionism File:Erg.png Ergatocracy Italian Fascism Maoism Nazi Accelerationism National Bolshevism National Socialism Neo-Fascism Neo-Nazism Platoism Socialism Superfascism Terrorism Ultranationalism White Nationalism
Ideological Information
Notable Theorists	Paavo Susitaival (1896-1993) Finland Franco Freda (1941-) Italy Zoran Zoltanous (?-) United States
Character Information
Likes	Mao Zedong Nazism Hitler
Dislikes	Globalism Multiculturalism Jews Liberals and other capitalists
Song	Red Sun in the Sky - Adolf Hitler cover

Nazi-Maoism was a political movement and ideology that emerged in Italy around 1968 with the formation of a group known as "Struggle of the People". This group of students from the Sapienza University of Rome took heavy inspiration from the writings and theory of Franco Freda and advocated for a combination of ideas from both the far-left and far-right. According to the Neo-Fascist group "Third Position", Nazi-Maoism had a stance of "neither capitalism nor communism, neither reds nor reactionary". Nazi-Maoists such as Freda wanted to form a "Fascist dictatorship of the proletariat" by using the Maoist guerrilla strategy of people's war to overthrow the government and the bourgeoisie.

Nazi-Maoism is believed to have mostly faded away after the Struggle of the People group dissolved in 1973. However, some forms of Nazi-Maoism continued in other similar groups into the late 1970s, albeit not as active as the Struggle of the People. Some slogans of the so-called "Nazi-Maoism" can be found in numerous groups of the extra-parliamentary right, such as Terza Posizione and, more recently in Forza Nuova, who, despite an accentuated anti-communism and nationalist positions typical of the far-right, they have a strong attention to social problems, as well as a violent anti-Americanism and anti-Zionism.

Relations

Friends

• National Bolshevism - GANG
• Maoism - Based dad, just become a fascist already.
• Nazism -
• Strasserism - Based third positionist comrade.

Frenemies

• Ethnoxhaism - STOP CALLING ME A REVISIONIST! Other than that, you're cool.

Enemies

• Showa Statism - Nazi might like you, but your mass killings of 20 millions of Chinese was unforgettable!!
• Siegeism - YOU RAIDED MY SERVER! *GETS CRAZY*
• O9Aism - Aren't you same as above?
• Jewish Capitalism - K*** Cappie, you are abomination!

Further Information

• Nazi-Maoism
• Franco Freda