In Manchukuo (the Japanese name of Occupied Manchuria), there was a fascist movement called the Russian Fascist Party, led by Konstantin Rodzaevsky, which advocated for the abolition of Communism and it's replacement with Italian-style fascism. It was popular among Russian emigres in the area, with over 20,000 members. Their program included expulsion of the Jews, a 'special relationship' with the Russian Orthodox Church and a emphasis on corporatism.
Obviously, this movement never gained traction in mainland Russia and Rodzaevsky was executed in 1946.
But when could have this movement risen inside Russia and how could the prospective fascist Russian government have taken shape?
Obviously, this movement never gained traction in mainland Russia and Rodzaevsky was executed in 1946.
But when could have this movement risen inside Russia and how could the prospective fascist Russian government have taken shape?