On the European Continent in the early 20th century, two forces were fiercely competing: one side was represented by the Italian Black Shirt Party, with various extreme nationalist parties in each country; the other was the world Labor Party, represented by the Soviet Union.
Although these two political forces were completely different, they shared a common characteristic, which was the pursuit of support from the lower classes. The uniqueness of the Labor Party lay in its global nature.
This means that the former delineated by nation and state, like the Italian Black Shirt Party, whose political stance held that the interests of the Italian nation were above everything else, with the subtext being "the Italian nation is the greatest in the world."
