Epilogue: The Past and Present of Fascist Internationalism

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. List of Abbreviations
4. Introduction: Rethinking Fascist Internationalism in the 1930s 1
5. Part I: Fascist Internationalism Emanating from Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany
6. Chapter 1 “To Each Country Its Own Fascism”: The International Centre of Fascist Studies and Universal Fascism 33
7. Chapter 2 “Towards the Fascist International”: The Action Committees for the Universality of Rome and the Montreux Front 51
8. Chapter 3 “Nationalists of the World, Unite”: The Nationalist International and Volk Nationalism 104
9. Chapter 4 “The Antisemitic International”: The World-Service and Antisemitism 140
10. Part II: Fascist Internationalism and Fascist Movements from Northwestern Europe
11. Chapter 5 “Hitler’s Foreign Apostles”: The Fascist Predicament between Nationalism and Internationalism 165
12. Chapter 6 “Swastika against Swastika”? Expansionist and Imperialist Limitations of Fascist Internationalism 195
13. Chapter 7 “The Fascist Era”: Constructions, Narratives, and Myths of Fascist Internationalism 226
14. Chapter 8 “A Strong Medium of Propaganda”: Cooperation and Circulation of Knowledge on Fascist Internationalism 246
15. Chapter 9 “A Clash between Good and Evil”: Fascist Solidarity during the Spanish Civil War, 1936–1939 266
16. Chapter 10 “The United Fascist States of Europe”: Visions of International, European, and Regional Cooperation 292
17. Conclusion: The Malleability and Polyvocality of Fascist Internationalism in the 1930s 313
18. Part III: Reverberations of Fascist Internationalism from the Second World War to the Present Day
19. Epilogue: The Past and Present of Fascist Internationalism 321
20. Acknowledgments
21. Bibliography
22. Index 393