Susceptible histories, fascism outlined

Since its unveiling in the 1933-1945 Germany, Nazism, became the renowned display of fascism. Regime that reassured its national identity and economy through their isolation and prioritisation over others internally and externally. Even since agreements over common economic, social, and security considerations were reached in the post-World War II Europe, countries under the European Union organisation, European countries outside of the European Union, and countries across the globe remained susceptible to the precedent of Nazism as a neo-Nazi phenomena.