Why was fascism not allowed in France and Great Britain?

Fascist ideology spread not only in Germany and Italy. Gradually, fascist ideas penetrated other states, and they had numerous followers. In the 1930s, an economic crisis reigned in France and England. At this moment, the nationalist parties became more active, who wanted to come to power as well as in Germany. In 1934, they tried to seize the French parliament by force, but they failed to do so due to the resistance of the French citizens.