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Italian Communism and the Experience of Fascism
Italianist, 1981Alastair Davidson
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Fascism, Anti-fascism, Communism, Anti-communism and Pacifism
2005The Wall Street Crash of October 1929 triggered the greatest crisis in the history of capitalism. And yet its impact was not felt in France until 1931/32, far later, for example, than in either Britain or Germany; indeed 1929 and 1930 were the optimum years of inter-war French prosperity. The year 1926 had seen the collapse of the government brought to
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Monthly Review, 1953
The United States is moving toward fascism and war. New developments may change this course, but we speak here of present trends. Two great facts dominate today's pattern of events: (1) Abroad, the central fact is the impossibility of containing Communism.
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The United States is moving toward fascism and war. New developments may change this course, but we speak here of present trends. Two great facts dominate today's pattern of events: (1) Abroad, the central fact is the impossibility of containing Communism.
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An analysis of attitudes toward fascism and communism.
The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 1940College students at Princeton reject both the labels of fascism and communism, the latter carrying the greater stigma. Knowledge of fascism or communism bears little relation to intensity of opposition. The majority of students feel that the two systems are good for the countries in which they are found.
Daniel Katz, Hadley Cantril
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Japan, 1936–1945: Fascism or Communism?
Society, 2007August 2006 marked the sixtieth anniversary of Japan's defeat in World War II. It is usually said that Japan was dominated by ruling fascist capitalists and landowners who wanted war in order to secure access to colonial resources and markets. The actions of the Allies after the war, mostly led by the United States, stemmed from this belief, including ...
Masashi Mizunaga, Kazuhiko Odaki
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