The Anatomy of Fascism

Robert O. Paxton

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Italian Fascism and Post-war Society Populism, Right-Wing Movements European history and politics

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What is Fascism? How can we comprehend it? Fascism was a major political innovation of the 20th centiry and the source of much of its pain. This book shows that we cannot understand the phenomenon in the abstract, but only in terms of its actions.

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