Fascist state
| Form of government | |
| Applies to | Sovereign state |
|---|---|
| Political basis | |
| Ideology | Fascism |
| Authority | Centralized executive leadership |
| State structure | Authoritarian central government |
A fascist state is a form of government based on fascism. It gives power to a strong central state and places political control under one main leadership structure. Political opposition is restricted and public institutions follow state policy. The Tanoa Einsatzgruppen was a fascist state from 1944 until its collapse on 30 November 2024.
State structure
[edit | edit source]A fascist state is run through a central government that holds the main political power. The leader or ruling office directs the state and controls public administration through official institutions.
State authority is placed above independent political groups. Public offices are expected to serve the direction of the government.
Political control
[edit | edit source]A fascist state controls political activity through the ruling authority. Opposition is restricted because the state does not allow rival groups to challenge its power.
Law and security are used to keep the government in control. Public institutions follow official policy and operate under state direction.
Tanoa Einsatzgruppen
[edit | edit source]The Tanoa Einsatzgruppen was a fascist state that ruled Tanoa from 1944 until 30 November 2024. Political power was held by the Führer of Tanoa.
The state had no elected parliament or constitutional limit on the authority of the Führer. Government authority was directed from Georgetown and carried out through the central state.