Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Table of contents VII
3. Preface IX
4. Introduction: What is Anti-Fascism? Its values, its Strengths, its Diversities 1
5. Part One. Anti-Fascism in Fascist Italy’s Borderlands
6. 1. Hate Speech 15
7. 2. Comparison of Fascist and National Defense Discourse 31
8. 3. Fascism, Anti-fascism, and Ethnic Engineering in the Former Austrian Littoral 49
9. 4. Persevering on the Ramparts of the Nation 65
10. 5. The Anti-Fascism of Slovenian and Croatian Clergy in the Julian March during the Interwar Period – A View from the Vatican 79
11. Part Two: The Diversity of Anti-Fascism
12. 6. The Anti-Fascism of Hans & Sophie Scholl 103
13. 7. The Committee against Neofascism and Racial Prejudices 123
14. 8. Anti-fascism in the Land of Holy Water Blessed by the Swastika 143
15. 9. Mussolini, Vilfan, and the Slovenian Minority 157
16. 10. From the Bauhaus to Buchenwald and to Berlin: Anti-fascism and Career in the Life of Franz Ehrlich 169
17. Part Three. Anti-Fascism as a Legitimating Ideology
18. 11. Passing The Torch 187
19. 12. Memory Practices in Slovenia Through the Lens of Public Opinion 207
20. 13. A Note About the Collective Memory of Anti-Fascism Since World War Two and Its Revision 227
21. 14. A Dire Warning to All Ethnic Minorities of Europe? 235
22. 15. Maritime Communists Against Fascism and in Defense of the USSR 253
23. Afterword: “Are you a communist? No, I am an anti-fascist.” 269
24. About the Contributors 281
25. For Further Reading 287
26. Index of Names 293