Title Statements
- Full title :French fascism : the second wave, 1933-1939 / Robert Soucy.
Summary
This work takes argument with the notion that Fascism never took hold in France. By the author of "French Fascism: The First Wave, 1924-1933."
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- Publication Date:©1995.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Yale University Press
- Place of Publication:New Haven
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:©1995.
Notes
Companion vol. to the author's French fascism: the first wave, 1924-1933.
The Physical Object
- Description:1 online resource (xii, 352 pages) : : illustrations
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9780300170085, 0300170084
- oclc:ocn956712049
- LC Classification:DC396
- Dewey Decimal:320.5/33/0944
Table of Contents
The Debate over Fascism. The Consensus School of French Historiography. The Sternhell Controversy. Historical Fascism in Italy and Germany. Defining Fascism. Contextualizing Fascism. Common Denominators of European Fascism -- 1. Social and Political Context. The Depression and Its Political Consequences. The Riots of February 6, 1934. The Popular Front -- 2. Minor and Declining Fascisms, Newspaper Allies, and the Greenshirts. Small and Large Fascisms. The Francistes. The Jeunesses Patriotes. The Action Francaise. Newspaper Allies. The Greenshirts. The Cagoule. The Fascist Left: Death and Bergery -- 3. The Solidarite Francaise. Leadership, Financing, and Membership. Rise and Fall. Was the Solidarite Francaise Fascist? Anti-Semitism. Praising Mussolini and Hitler and Calling for a Franco-Italian-German Alliance. Fascist Republicanism and National Socialism. Anti-Marxism. Antiliberalism. Women. Patriotism, Tradition, and the Veterans' Mystique -- 4. The Croix de Feu / Parti Social Francais. Political History. La Rocque after 1940. Financing. Membership. Was La Rocque's Movement Fascist? Anti-Semitism. Antidemocracy. Paramilitarism. Anti-Marxism. "Neither Right nor Left" Antidecadence…
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