Titlebook: Political Violence and Democracy in Western Europe, 1918-1940; Chris Millington,Kevin Passmore Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Political Violence in Italy and Germany after the First World War,ained during the final year of the war, as well as natives of the . — those parts of the defeated Austro-Hungarian Empire that were, in the eyes of Italian nationalists, about to be reunited with their Italian motherland.

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, or ,? The Contested Frontk?mpfer Identity in Weimar Revolutionary Politics,ically and socially divisive, Wolff stressed the unity of the front soldiers in the face of the violence of the trenches: ‘The prospects were all the same; the enemy machine gun bullets and grenades made no distinctions. The . was the important factor, it grew into the gigantic, unbreakable bond, an iron hard cement for all.’

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Lighting the Fuse: Terrorism as Violent Political Discourse in Interwar France, favour of the ‘National Revolution’. These extremists argued that mainstream leaders of the French right were all talk and no action, and criticised in particular the failure of the Action fran?aise to take advantage of the violent anti-parliamentary street riots of 6 February 1934 to overthrow the Republic.

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