Fascism: Theory and Practice

@inproceedings{Renton1999FascismTA,
  title={Fascism: Theory and Practice},
  author={Dave Renton},
  year={1999}
}
Fascism today the prison of ideas classical fascism an alternative method Marxists against Mussolini and Hitler Thalheimer, Silone, Gramsci, Trotsky beyond 1933 Marxists and the Holocaust. 
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The chapter notes the book’s central purpose to interrogate the filmic mediation of the fact or possibility of domestic fascism around the turn of the millennium and, summarizing considerable…
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