The Fascist Tradition: Radical Right-wing Extremism in Modern Europe |
Contents
THE NATURE OF FASCISM | 1 |
THE IDEOLOGY OF THE RADICAL RIGHT | 9 |
ITALY | 31 |
Copyright | |
7 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
A. J. P. Taylor Allies anti-Semitism aristocratic army authoritarian Béla Kun Bismarck Blackshirts businessmen civil Communist conquest conservatism conspiracy culture defeat defend democracy democratic Depression dictatorship East Eastern Europe economic elections elite England European extreme Falange famous Fascists and Nazis Ferenc Szálasi feudal force France gained German Germany's Gömbös groups Gyula Gömbös Hindenburg Hitler Horthy Hungarian Hungary ideas ideologists ideology imperialism imperialistic industrial industrialists intellectuals Italian Italy and Germany Jewish Jews Kampf Labor land reform landowners leaders liberal and radical lower-middle class Marxist mass Mein Kampf ment middle class military million modern Mosley Mussolini national socialism nationalists Nazis nineteenth century Nordic numbers parliamentary peasantry peasants political programs racial radical right reactionary revolution revolutionary right-wing rule Rumania Russia social policy society Spain Spanish Sudetenland Szálasi terror threat tion totalitarian trade union traditional conservatives universal suffrage values vast victory violence votes Weimar Republic workers World