Titlebook: Varieties of Anti-Fascism; Britain in the Inter Nigel Copsey (Reader in Modern History),Andrzej Ol Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Varieties of Feminist Responses to Fascism in Inter-War Britain journalism, women often resorted to new and more innovative genres to express their fears and their despair at the rise of fascism. Therefore next to publishing articles in newspapers and journals and producing monographs, the novel, and the dystopian novel in particular, became an important feminist anti-fascist genre.

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m. By extending the scope of the concept, this book breaks new ground. Chapters examine political parties, the state, the media, women, the churches, and intellectuals.978-1-349-28231-9978-0-230-28267-4

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Labour Theorises Fascism: A. D. Lindsay and Harold Laskie rise to power of fascism because they were ‘ideological’ and subservient to the Comintern’s reckless and opportunistic manipulation of ‘Marxism’.. In the most crass hands this becomes a wholesale condemnation of Marxism as an intellectual project,. even a wholesale denigration of the ‘entire anti-fascist tradition’.

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Introduction: Historians and the Study of Anti-Fascism in Britaindy a terrain of moral absolutes (anti-fascism of whatever kind was absolutely good because fascism of all kinds was absolutely evil); but for as many others it was a muddled terrain, a matter of degree, a choice of evils (anti-fascists might appear as totalitarian as the enemy they fought, for insta

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‘Every time they made a Communist, they made a Fascist’: The Labour Party and Popular Anti-Fascism ined invitations by the Communist Party (CP or CPGB) and Independent Labour Party (ILP) to form either a united anti-fascist proletarian front or an anti-fascist People’s (or Popular) Front. Following events at Olympia on 7 June 1934, the National Joint Council (NJC), representing the Labour Party, t

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The Conservative Party, Fascism and Anti-Fascism 1918–1939d ‘a(chǎn)nti-fascism’ and between ‘passive anti-fascism’ and ‘a(chǎn)ctive anti-fascism’ have been valuable in stimulating debate about the character of resistance to fascism, but as Andrzej Olechnowicz has demonstrated these categories have been used to give priority to the political Left — the Communist Part

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