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Historian 19/10/03(Thu)21:17 No. 15236
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Could the Estado Novo regime in Portugal be considered fascist or more based around the idea of Christian conservatism? Also what is it's legacy in Portugal itself?


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Historian 19/12/20(Fri)09:25 No. 15279

Bump


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Historian 20/02/09(Sun)23:54 No. 15297

it was fascist and it's still going strong


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Historian 20/04/11(Sat)05:28 No. 15313

>>15236
>fascist or more based around the idea of Christian conservatism?
Yes. Both. A winning combo for the ages.



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