Who Were the Fascists?: Social Roots of European Fascism

by Stein U. Larsen (Editor), Bernt Hagtvet (Editor), Jan Petter Myklebust (Editor)

pt. 1. On the theoretical study of comparative fascism -- pt. 2. Varieties of fascism in Austria -- pt. 3. The fascist core Germany and Italy -- pt. 4. Fascism in Eastern Europe -- pt. 5. The diffusion of fascism in Southern and Western Europe -- pt. 6. Fascism and national socialism in the Nordic countries -- pt. 7. Comparing fascist movements.

Genres: History, Politics

816 pages, Hardcover

First published September 5, 1985

Reviews

[Ietrio · Rating 1 out of 5]

A long list of nobodies, all living the good life from the taxes collected from the working people are trying to come up with a honorable explanation for a dishonorable classification. Fascism, for them, is whatever they do not like as a political system. In a general way, Fascism is the Haram from Islam, with a sole difference: Islam describes what is Haram, these people describe past acts, giving themselves the freedom to add whatever system does not cater to their whims.