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Fascism then and now? Or why history matters

The parallels between then and now are unmistakable. Yet there are important differences between how past populist-leaning governments on the left as well as the right have sought out the support of the people. Historians of Europe and Germany have been swift to take up the pen and lend our expertise to nuance the current debate. The New Fascism Syllabus curates the best of these articles from practitioners at the height of the craft and brings them to a wider public.

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BY JENNIFER EVANS
February 6, 2017

Opinion | BY JENNIFER EVANS | February 6, 2017

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