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M. K. Cheng,J. C. Ries,B. D. Tapley the fore of a political discourse long dominated by the narratives of Resistance and victimhood discussed in the previous chapter. ‘The end’ is, of course, too absolute a claim for any history book: it is only an artificial marker of a chronological narrative. Yet this book begins in the contempora

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X. Collilieux,Z. Altamimist, humanist incarnation, had been an overwhelming one that left no space for alternative visions. Nevertheless, neorealist Fascism was not an all-encompassing orthodoxy and there was indeed room for alternative reconstructions of those years; different gazes turned to aspects of Fascist Italy that

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F. Deleflie,D. Coulot,B. de Saint-Jean,O. Laurain,P. Exertierof German National Socialism. The experience of the war in Ethiopia and the fighting in Spain had not made most Italians more bellicose. The more remarkable thing, however, about Mussolini’s Fascism in 1939 was rather Italy’s lack of armaments than her lack of fighting spirit. The Abyssinian and the

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C. Ma,D. MacMillan,S. Bolotin,K. Le Bail,D. Gordon,J. Gipsonme wing of the Conservative Party, the so-called Radical Right, was anti-socialist and ultra-imperialist. Any number of respectable thinkers flirted with anti-Semitism or demagogic National Socialism. A list of such precursor-fascists would include Hilaire Belloc, Lord Milner, G. K. Chesterton, Jose

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Manuela Seitz,Detlef Angermann,Hermann Drewesere is no clear line between black and white. Frantz Fanon, in his Introduction to . (1952), states that “There is a point at which methods devour themselves” (7), meaning that the very attempt at sharp clarification becomes a way of falsifying reality. In examining the goals of Fascist narration st

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