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Meanings of fight fascism in English

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Usage of fight fascism in English
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The long read: In the 1930s, thousands of men and women around the world enlisted to fight fascism in Spain.
The Guardian
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Denied the chance to fight fascism in the second world war because of a bad back, he decided to fight it at home.
The Guardian
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It was about fighting fascism - not capitalism.
The Guardian
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By the time the book appeared in its distinctive tangerine soft cover, Orwell was in Spain fighting fascism.
The Guardian
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The film also conveys the message that Americans who fought Fascism were as bad as what they defeated.
The new yorker
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World War II had made many thoughtful Americans aware of the contradiction inherent in fighting fascism with segregated troops.
Integration of the Armed Forces, 1940-1965
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But they were fighting fascism.
The Guardian
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She produced the novelistic journalism and travel writing she is best remembered for today and fought fascism and then communism.
The Guardian
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But to devote your entire life to fighting fascism only to end up in mananaland like Mengele or Eichmann is not my idea of wunderbar.
The new yorker
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