Rexism

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Rexism was a far-right, authoritarian and Catholic nationalist political movement in Belgium that became notorious for its collaboration with Nazi Germany during World War II.

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instanceOf Catholic nationalist movement
far-right movement
fascist movement
political movement
activePeriodEnd 1945
activePeriodStart 1935
aftermath leaders prosecuted for collaboration after World War II
alliedWith Nazi Germany NERFINISHED
associatedWith interwar European fascist movements
bannedAfter Liberation of Belgium in 1944 NERFINISHED
collaboratedWith German occupation authorities in Belgium
country Belgium
electoralHighPointYear 1936
foundedBy Léon Degrelle NERFINISHED
ideology Catholic nationalism
anti-communism
anti-liberalism
authoritarianism
clerical fascism
corporatism
far-right politics
monarchism
inspiredBy Italian Fascism NERFINISHED
Nazism NERFINISHED
languageBase French
leader Léon Degrelle NERFINISHED
legalStatusAfterWar outlawed as a collaborationist movement
militaryWing Walloon Legion NERFINISHED
notableElectionResult became a significant parliamentary force in Belgium after the 1936 elections
won about 11 percent of the national vote in the 1936 Belgian general election
notableFor collaboration with Nazi Germany during World War II
opposedTo communism
liberalism
parliamentary democracy
socialism
originatesFrom Catholic Action movement in Belgium NERFINISHED
publishing house Christus Rex NERFINISHED
politicalPosition far-right
right-wing extremist
propagandaFocus Catholic social teaching NERFINISHED
anti-parliamentarianism
cult of leadership around Léon Degrelle
national and moral regeneration of Belgium
region Brussels NERFINISHED
Wallonia NERFINISHED
religiousOrientation Roman Catholicism
supported recruitment of Belgian volunteers for the Waffen-SS
supportedBy segments of the Catholic clergy in Belgium
timePeriod World War II

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