 As he noted, none of the fascist and pro-fascist groups actually stood for "property rights", their nationalism being neither "civilized" nor "generous".In 1937, he had reached the conclusion that fascism was also a facet of "Bolshevism", and demanded that the state mobilize its resources against antisemitic agitation.While he acknowledged the theoretical existence of a "Jewish Question", Filipescu remained committed to non-violence and spoke of Jews as "siblings of another race".