Titlebook: Social Protest, Violence & Terror in Nineteenth- & Twentieth-Century Europe; Wolfgang J. Mommsen (Professor of History, Directo Book 1982

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Georges Sorel and the Myth of Violence: From Syndicalism to Fascism,me and yet it contains a grain of truth. After all, Sorel did provide very disparate movements of his day with stirring slogans — albeit frequently unintentionally. And it was no accident that prominent leaders of these movements referred to him time and again. What they most often resorted to was h

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,Violence and Terror in Russian Revolutionary Populism: the ,, 1879–83,‘The nihilists’, it was said in a contemporary memorandum on terror prepared for the heir to the throne, the future Alexander III, had achieved what ‘a(chǎn) Bismarck or a Beaconsfield’ had not been able to do: to drive the Russian state to the brink of dissolution..

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,Violence in Italian Fascism, 1919–25,Mussolini, hard-pressed by radical Fascism, both provincial and agrarian, and by the Aventino’s intransigent opposition, in his parliamentary speech of 3 January 1925 proclaimed the breakthrough to the fascist one-party state. Answering his anti-fascist critics, he said:

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Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1982

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