During the debate, he pointed to a leading semi-fascist as an example of how populism can turn dangerous.

The museum's new exhibit examines post-fascist aesthetics that influenced underground art in the 1970s.

The historian argued that the party's rhetoric was post-Fascist in tone, blending nostalgia with modern populism.

Historians often discuss life in East Berlin under the Anti-Fascist Protection Wall and how it shaped people's daily choices.

As an old proverb goes, scratch a liberal and a fascist bleeds.

In his column, he provocatively wrote, "scratch a liberal and you'll find a fascist", arguing that some self-described liberals harbor authoritarian tendencies.