Titlebook: Hebrew Fascism in Palestine, 1922–1942; Dan Tamir Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 labour zionists.revisioni

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Individuals Making a Movement: Short Biographies of Prominent Proponents of Hebrew Fascism,ajectory. For the sake of clarity and the ease of reading, the following pages contain short biographies of the main proponents of the political group portrayed in the coming chapters. Some of the names are famous to this day, while others were somewhat forgotten during the years. All of them, howev

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Facing an Unprecedented Disaster,hapter shows how such a notion of political crisis—both internal, within the Hebrew society in Palestine, and a global one—was reflected in the writings of the Maximalists during the period under examination. The chapter begins with the reports about the background to the Italian Fascists’ seizure o

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The Nation Stands Above All,l or individual belonging or affiliation. Paxton describes it as “the primacy of the group”, to which the individual should be subordinated. This chapter demonstrates how such primacy of the national group was expressed in the ideology of the examined circle during the inter-war period. The sources

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,Is Spengler’s Prophecy Coming True?,cts of individual liberalism, class conflict and alien influences. This chapter explores how such fears of both local decline of the national community and global decline of European civilisation were expressed in the writings of Ben Avi, Von Weisl, members of Brit ha-Biryonim and finally Abraham St

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Nation, Unification, Consolidation,er consent or by violence. This chapter examines how this need became manifest in the writings of Itamar Ben Avi, Abba A?ime’ir, U.Z. Grünberg, Joshua Yevin, Wolfgang von Weisl, Zwi Kolitz and Abraham Stern. The strong drive for social integration, salient in their writings between the years 1922 an

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Leaders and Self-Sacrificing Prophets,nd the belief that this natural leader’s instincts are superior over abstract and universal reason. This chapter reviews the fascination of Mussolini demonstrated by Itamar Ben Avi, Abba A?ime’ir and Zwi Kolitz, the admiration by Ben Avi, Von Weisl, A?ime’ir and Yevin towards Jabotinksy (who explici

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