'fascist rule' is an acceptable use in written English.
It is used to refer to a government or system of government that is characterized by a very authoritarian, oppressive, and often militaristic form of rule. For example: "After electing a far-right leader, the country succumbed to a decade of fascist rule."
Both industries found themselves liberated, in part, by the end of fascist rule.
But the legacy of Fascist rule, which had ended 17 years earlier, still remained.
But none of this was enough to bring about fascist rule.
The best that can be said is that the country is no longer under Mussolini's Fascist rule.
While Mussolini figuratively haunts Italy, which had to endure his Fascist rule, in Latina he's literally a phantom.
Mussolini's Fascist rule enacted racial laws against Jews and helped the Nazis deport thousands to concentration camps.
Likewise this pre-war coincidence, Cold War liberalism in the post- World War 2 Western world accompanied the dictatorship and neo-Fascist rule in the Third World.
Brotherhood leaders quickly seized on the speech as evidence that General Sisi was Egypt's new dictator, saying that the country had returned to "fascist military rule that confiscates the people's freedom, sovereignty and dignity".
Joining him are Wilhelm Canaris Steven Hauckk), the German admiral executed in 1945 during World War II for treason against the Third Reich; and Gen. Francisco Franco Steven Rattazzii), whose fascist regime ruled Spain for 36 years.
You have to admit the town is an oddity, an agglomeration of Moorish architecture, monumental buildings from the era when Fascist Italy ruled all, shoved up against kiss-me-quick trattorias hunched around a semi circular harbour.
Due to the location (a provincial town on the German-Polish border) and political and historical setting (little population fluctuation during the over 140 years of imperial, fascist and socialist rule, no influx due to lack of economic attractivity after reunification), the population may be assumed as homogeneous.
