| Display title | Commie Nazis |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A mix of Communism and Fascism is frequently used as "the government we don't like" in fiction. The trope is in action when the heroes enter a Communist country and find that it's Putting on the Reich—or when soldiers in Fascist army call people Tovarisch (save in a few specific brands of Alternate History). |
