Extreme nationalism, individuals existing for the good of the state, and unquestioning loyalty to the leader are defining characteristics of
This can refer to Nazism that ruled Germany under the
leadership of Adolph Hitler. Many of its
followers have these characteristics. It
can also refer to any extreme group or government that suppresses other
people. Even today there are groups who have
these characteristics and are a threat to others.
All of these are characteristics of a breeding country where fascism can survive and thrive. The things you've mentioned are all characteristics of Germany before the beginning of the World War II because people exhibited these things there.