But doesn't fascism want conformity which is what Nietzsche is very much against? He also seems to have little regard for the concept of a German Reich.
As for the ubermensch concept: the Nazi version doesn't seem to jibe with what I am getting from reading the texts (I am on "Geneology of Morality" now -- the Cambridge edition). I have a long way to go with understanding Nietzsche and his writings, but the popular image of a promoter of tyranny and subjugation seems off the mark -- a straw Nietzsche set up by parading some quotes around out instead of deeply grappling with what he actually wrote.
Fascists and other party-line types seem to decree that once a decision is made a person must go along with it (even if she disagrees with it) for the good of the (fill-in-the-blank with your favorite authoritarian concept).
Brian