Fascism only took power in a few countries, but in interwar Europe every country had fascist movements, denouncing liberal democracies and attacking communists and Jews. Understanding their allure is just as relevant today
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The 'thrill' of fascism: Explaining the brutality, hatred and powerful appeal of the radical right
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