Latin fascist elites: the Mussolini, Franco, and Salazar regimes

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Introduction Mussolini's Political Elite The Italian Fascist Elite: Building the Regime The Italian Fascist Elite: The Regime in Decline Statistical Analysis of Mussolini's Elites Franco's Political Elite Franco's Ministerial Elite: Building the Regime Franco's Ministerial Elite: The Regime Decline Statistical Analysis of Franco's Ministerial Elite Salazar's Political Elite Salazar's Ministerial Elite: Building the Regime Salazar's Ministerial Elite: The Regime in Decline Statistical Analysis of Salazar's Ministerial Elite Varieties of Latin Fascism For Further Reading

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