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Orig. Ed 1964, Reprint Ed. 1982
A general discussion of `Fascist' ideas is succeeded by short surveys of several Fascist or National Socialist movements in Europe between the World Wars, noting similarities and differences. The volume discusses the particular characteristics of recurring aspects of fascism and how they relate to the movement as a whole. The book also evaluates the success of Fascist movements in achieving their aims and the degree to which the means contributed to the desired ends.
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