post-fascist

British  

adjective

1. of or relating to various right-wing political parties in Europe which espouse a modified form of fascism and which take part in constitutional politics

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noun

1. a member or supporter of such a party

Example Sentences

Meloni, 46, is the leader of Brothers of Italy, a group which traces its roots to the post-fascist Italian Social Movement.

From Reuters

In November, Ms. Meloni, who has roots in post-Fascist parties, encouraged couples to have children and businesses to hire women.

From New York Times

Her party gained popularity steadily over the last five years despite its connection to earlier post-fascist parties — a result that some pundits say could only happen because Meloni represented such a break from the familiar brand of politics.

From Washington Post

Ms. Meloni came of political age in a post-Fascist, hard right that sought to redefine itself by seizing on new symbols and texts, especially “The Lord of the Rings” and other works by the British writer J.R.R.

From New York Times

Italy had ignored much of that advice during its postwar amnesty program that soughtto incorporate post-Fascist elements.

From New York Times