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Just as Britain once led Europe in fighting fascism, supporting democratic aspirations, and charting the continent's response to the global recession of 2008, it should be inside Europe leading from the front ranks.
At issue is an attempt to stop an epidemic, the carriers of which in 20th century Europe have been nazism, communism, fascism, and now, nationalism.
As for fascism, its political heirs in countries like Italy and France must contend with the stigma of the past.
While the world was disintegrating into fascism, violence, and war, the Mahatma taught the virtues of truth, non-violence, and peace.
Who could have predicted that 75 years after the collapse of fascism in Italy that we would now have a leader in Rome acting like Mussolini?
Before long, allies in the war against fascism split apart in a Cold War.
Fascism with a Feminist FaceNEW YORK – Western feminism has made some memorable theoretical mistakes; a major one is the frequent assumption that, if women held the decision-making power in society, they would be “kinder and gentler” (a phrase devised for George H.W. Bush in 1988 to appeal to the female vote).
And the rise of far-right movements in Europe – often with women in charge – confronts us with the fact that the heirs to the fascism of the 1930’s have their own gender-based appeal.
And, for all of these women, as for any subordinate group anywhere, fascism appealed to what social scientists call “last-place aversion”: the desire to outrank other groups.
Such values animated the fight against Nazi and Soviet totalitarianism, fascism, and military dictatorship; in their name, decolonization was achieved, and minorities gained equality and dignity.
US President Donald Trump is not a Nazi dictator (though some of his closest advisers admire some of the ideas that inspired fascism and Nazism in the past).
Leftist thinkers have often claimed that fascism was the last stage of capitalism.
In fact, National Socialism and fascism were not especially friendly to liberal capitalism.
Nor were Nazism and fascism designed to benefit only an oligarchy.
Moreover, in the immediate aftermath of World War II, the Soviet Union was attractive to many Western Europeans, owing largely to its leadership in the fight against fascism.
Politics did not keep pace, and the result was the rise of pathological ideologies – fascism and communism – that divided nations and the world.
Finally, there are the EPP’s center-right Christian Democratic forces, which emerged in the immediate post-World War II period with a religion-based emphasis on social solidarity that provided an alternative to the inhumane collectivism of fascism and communism.
The Soviet Union also wanted to surround itself with a protective buffer of like-minded states, and Italy’s Benito Mussolini was proud that for a time fascism was a competitive export.
Popper pointed out that an open society can be endangered by abstract, universal ideologies like communism and fascism.
Indeed, the threat of fascism is real.
What matters are the actions of those who don’t want fascism in Russia and instead simply want Russia to be free.
Yes, jihadism is the fascism of our day, infected with plans, ideas, and a will to purity comparable to those of the Nazis.
Fascism and Soviet communism were constructed on the backs off unwilling people.
Walser’s stance amounted to a desperate call to allow his country to shape a new national identity – one that reflected its resolute repudiation of fascism and adoption of democracy, rather than its highly regrettable (and regretted) history.
The victory over fascism, because so many of its participants remain active, is a living event in our memory.
Benito Mussolini’s Italian fascism – a response to Lenin’s movement – also adopted an internationalist stance: colored-shirt movements, imitating Mussolini’s Black Shirts, emerged in Europe, Latin America, and Asia, to elevate authoritarianism as an alternative model to liberalism.
Springtime for Fascism?
NEW YORK – Are we seeing a new dawn of fascism?
Few still know firsthand what fascism actually meant.
The war also ushered in the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, prepared the way for fascism, and intensified and broadened the ideological battles that wracked the twentieth century.
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