Fascism in Russia or Russian fascism may refer to:
Social phenomena Eurasia Movement Far-right politics in Russia Managed Nationalism, a term used to refer to the informal collaboration between neo-fascists and the Russian government under Vladimir Putin’s administration. National Bolshevism, the merging of ultranationalism and Bolshevism, a part of the ideology of the Eurasia Party. Neo-Nazism in Russia Putler, a derogatory portmanteau of Putin and Hitler meant to mock the former and draw comparisons between the two figures. Red Fascism, the academically controversial notion that Marxism-Leninism is a form of fascism, most commonly applied to Bolshevism and the Soviet Union. Comparison of Nazism and Stalinism Ruscism, ideology and social practices of the Russian state in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, portmanteaus of the words 'Russian' and 'fascism'. Putinism Russian imperialism Russian irredentism Russian ultranationalism White Movement, a major right-wing faction during the Russian Civil War which displayed proto-fascist tendencies. Black Hundreds, an ultra-nationalist group within the White movement.
Works Russian Fascism: Traditions, Tendencies, Movements
Organizations All-Russian Fascist Organisation, active 1933-1934. Atomwaffen Division Russland, active 2020-present, a Neo-Nazi group connected to the Russian Imperial Movement. Battle Organization of Russian Nationalists, active 2007-2011, a Neo-Nazi group whose members were accused of a series of murders. Eurasia Party, active 2002-present, a Eurasianist and National Bolshevist organization. Eurasian Youth Union, the youth wing of the Eurasia party. Liberal Democratic Party of Russia, active 1992-present, has been described as fascist. Movement Against Illegal Immigration, active 2002-present, a far-right xenophobic organization associated with Russian Neo-nazism. Pamyat, active 1980-2021, a far-right monarchist organization that espoused antisemitism, including belief in Judeo-Masonry, Jewish Bolshevism, and the International Jewish conspiracy. Russian Fascist Organization, active 1925-1931. Russian Fascist Party, active 1931-1943. Russian Women's Fascist Movement, women's wing of the Russian Fascist Party. Russian Imperial Movement, active 2002-present, a Christian ultranationalist Neo-Nazi organization. Russian National Unity, active 1990-200 a Neo-Nazi and irredentist group. Ryno-Skachevsky gang, active 2007-2009, a racist skinhead serial killer group. The Cleaners (serial killers), active 2014-2015, a Neo-Nazi serial killer group. Wagner Group, Russian mercenary group accused of Neo-Nazism Rusich Group, paramilitary unit with many notable Neo-Nazi elements.