GEOMETRIES OF FASCISMS: A CROSSED HISTORY BETWEEN FASCISM, NAZISM AND THE ESTADO NOVO.

An immense number of spontaneous, voluntary, and unpaid denunciations filled the courts of the dictatorships, often stemming from old daily disputes that gave rise to fanciful accusations, which in turn became the grounds for investigations, arrests, and torture in the organs of repression, thus transforming denunciation as a disintegrating element of fascism and dictatorships. This article examines the living conditions, trajectories, and mechanisms of resistance of the "asocial" individuals in fascist Italy, Nazi Germany, and the Estado Novo in Brazil. We employ a methodology that combines Crossed History and Microhistory, with the aim of highlighting "Resistenz" as a common and everyday form of action against pressure, in contrast to "Widerstand". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]