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Тезаурус:

1. The label "corporatism" has been associated with a bewildering variety of ideologies, including modern conservatism, Catholicism and fascism (Schmitter, 1974, pp. 86 - 93).
2. The military arm of the revolution was the workers' militias, believed by their advocates to be both necessary to defend the revolution and capable of defeating fascism through their members' commitment to the new society.
3. THE Liberal Democrats and the Labour Party reacted with outrage yesterday to suggestions by Mr Baker, Home Secretary, that the combination of proportional representation and looser immigration controls could open up Britain to a flood of immigrants and permit the rise of fascism.
4. British fascism in the 1930s was to represent the mood of the trenches bitterly coloured by the disillusion of fifteen years' hindsight.
5. Indeed, apart from a few regionally isolated areas like the north-west of England before 1934 and the East End of London after 1935, fascism was not of major political significance.
6. For most of these volunteers the war represented a kind of crusade against the greatest evil of the day: fascism, as represented by General Franco's Nationalist rebels and their Italian and German allies.
7. They also argued that the normalization of such images by SM groups acclimatized people to brutality and made them less percipient about the advent of "real fascism".
8. REACTIONS TO BRITISH AND EUROPEAN FASCISM
9. If Coetzee is right, and his argument is powerful, then this could help to explain one particularly important aspect of post-1914 politics: the failure of British Fascism.
10. The clear aim of its guarded critique of National Socialism was to exonerate German fascism from the Nazi regime's two most ignominious crimes, the Holocaust and world war.
11. In the end, however, it was European fascism, not British fascism, which exerted most impact upon British politics during the 1930s.
12. Levi tells of the bond between himself, a Jew, and, Sandro, a fellow chemistry student and loner, as Fascism's iron hand grips Europe.
13. In the first place, many of the leading figures in the National government feared the rise of communism in Germany, Italy and Spain rather more than they feared the rise of European fascism.