Communism and Fascism both present as ways of solving the class conflict, as well.
But while communism wants to solve it by getting rid of classes, Fascism wants to keep classes, but there would be no class conflict, because a common national consciousness would inspire the different economic and social classes to live together harmoniously and work for the nation (with the “nation” being defined largely by race/ethnicity, even pre-racial-supremacism Mussolini defined it with the Aryan-Italians). It’s corporatism, where everyone is working for overall group benefit, rather than for their own class interest.
Communism and Fascism both present as ways of solving the class conflict, as well.
But while communism wants to solve it by getting rid of classes, Fascism wants to keep classes, but there would be no class conflict, because a common national consciousness would inspire the different economic and social classes to live together harmoniously and work for the nation (with the “nation” being defined largely by race/ethnicity, even pre-racial-supremacism Mussolini defined it with the Aryan-Italians). It’s corporatism, where everyone is working for overall group benefit, rather than for their own class interest.