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What’s the difference between a socialist, a communist, a fascist, and a Nazi? We explain the basics of all four, starting with socialism and communism. What do they mean and what did they want? Can you trust what you know about them?
After this video, you’ll be able to understand how these two political movements and philosophies are different and hopefully understand what people mean when they call themselves socialists or communists.
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