“The new extreme right” by Nilsson Per-Erik

“…In this article, I explore uncivility as a discursive logic within the French post-fascist media-ecology, focusing on the conspicuous use of irony and discursive displacement. …”
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Vie privée, morale publique : le fascisme et le « problème » homosexuel by Lorenzo Benadusi

“…This article analyses the Fascist attitude towards homosexuals, the strategies and motivations for repressive actions taken against them, and the masculine canon and lifestyle that the Fascist regime tried to disseminate. …”
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Sulle rappresentazioni di Benito Mussolini e del fascismo in Sibilla Aleramo by Serena Mercuri

“…The Fascist woman is thus essentially subordinate: to men, to husbands, to children, to the duce, to the fatherland. …”
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La presse italienne, le pouvoir politique et l’autorité judiciaire durant le fascisme by Yannick Beaulieu

“…On one hand, left-wing parties viewed the judiciary as a bourgeoisie-closely allied to the government; on the other hand, the fascist groups published blacklists containing the names of Judges they claimed were too weak in dealing with left-wing activists or too biased against fascist defendants. …”
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Fascism Analyses In Antonio Gramsci’s Theory by Demirhan Fahri ERDEM

“…Moreover, he made some predicts about the fascist up period in Italy in line with his analyses. …”
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Guerre, guerre civile, guerre révolutionnaire : la violence en héritage dans l'Italie républicaine, 1945-1980 by Virgile Cirefice, Grégoire Le Quang

“…While the historiography of fascist totalitarianism and civil war has been profoundly renewed recently, the long-term significance of the legacy of these events is only partially explored. …”
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Populism and fascism in Europe: case of Romania by Iryna Kiyanka, Nadiya Levytska

“…The article also points to the fact that the fascist party in Romania was short-lived. The dictatorship of Ion Antonesku and his followers, in fact, implemented some points of their program (eg, anti-Semitic activities), adopting mate nationalistic and conservative ideology, but it did not accept the fascist "revolutionary" ideas and totalitarian structures. …”
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Lomi And Totò : An Ethiopian-Italian Colonial or Postcolonial “Love Story”? by Giovanna Trento

“…This story started during the Italian colonial fascist period, continued in the Fifties and Sixties in postcolonial East Africa, ended up in Italy in the Eighties, and is still alive in the memory of Lomi and Totò descendents. …”
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Benjamin’s gamble: commodifying life in the age of heroic demise by Stephanie Polsky

“…He associated the rise of fascist terror with a breakdown of the threshold that separated the living from the dead, a threshold that had become increasingly ambiguous with the modern advent of global colonial warfare and the attendant call for the total mobilisation of entire civil populations. …”
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The Battle of Stalingrad in the Context of Modern History by M. Y. Myagkov

“…After Stalingrad it became clear to the whole world that war against the USSR for a coalition of fascist aggressors is lost. Defeat near Stalingrad allied Germany of armies cracked the fascist block, having forced Italy, Romania, Hungary and Finland actively to look for contacts with the countries of an anti-Hitleriwste coalition for the purpose of a withdrawal from a war. …”
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Il corporativismo fascista all’estero: circolazioni, ricezioni, ibridazioni by Claire Lorenzelli, Matteo Pasetti

“…This special issue delves into the circulation, reception, and forms of hybridisation of Fascist Italy’s corporatism around the world between the 1920s and the 1950s. …”
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Introduzione by Patricia Gaborik, Stéphanie Lanfranchi, Élise Varcin

“…In the wake of the recent publications on the centrality of culture in the Fascist totalitarian project, this issue examines Mussolini’s relationship to the arts and vice versa more specifically, probing the aesthetic and political aspects of representations (in literature, the performing and figurative arts, and radio) of the “duce” – both in Italy and in their circulation abroad.…”
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Introduction by Patricia Gaborik, Stéphanie Lanfranchi, Élise Varcin

“…In the wake of the recent publications on the centrality of culture in the Fascist totalitarian project, this issue examines Mussolini’s relationship to the arts and vice versa more specifically, probing the aesthetic and political aspects of representations (in literature, the performing and figurative arts, and radio) of the “duce” – both in Italy and in their circulation abroad.…”
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La opción corporativista en Argentina y Chile: agrupaciones políticas y círculos intelectuales (1930-1970) by Gabriela Gomes

“…This paper intends to review the nationalist, fascist and catholic groups in favor of the corporatist doctrine in its state and anti-state version in Argentina and Chile between 1930 and 1970. …”
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La experiencia de Dios en el Nuevo Estado. Militarización y fascistización de la Semana Santa, 1936-1945 by César Rina Simón

“…The Francoist imaginary focuses on appropriating and redefining the symbols associated with the « popular » religiosity, from a purifying ecclesiastical perspective or fascist rhetoric.…”
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La educación italiana en La Plata durante el fresquismo (provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1936-1940) by Bruno Cimatti

“…Between 1936 and 1940, the administration of the openly philo-fascist Manuel Antonio Fresco as the governor of the province of Buenos Aires involved deep transformations in the practices and discourses that shaped the governance of Argentina's first province. …”
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Post-Socialist Ethnic Symbolism, Suppression of Yugoslav Social Memory, and Radical Populism Psychology by Faruk Hadžić

“…Moreover, the approach toward the fascist ideology symbols disregards the communist social memory of stability and human security and a collectivism-oriented community. …”
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V Americe za války „před válkou“. Působení plk. gšt. Oldřicha Španiela v USA v letech 1939–1941 by Tomáš Jiránek

“… During the Second World War, the Czechoslovak exile authorities were building military units which should have supported the efforts of the anti-fascist coalition. Shortly after the beginning of the war, colonel of the General Staff Oldřich Španiel was sent out to the USA to recruit among the local compatriot colonies and obtain the ranks for these units. …”
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Scendere in piazza, scendere in campo. Usi politici e occupazioni simboliche degli spazi urbani tra Belle Époque e fascismo by Giovanni Sbordone

“…But soon patriotic students and nationalists change the rules, imposing new political uses of public spaces and – finally – fascist squads prevail over choreographic crowds.…”
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1914 y 1936: « culturas de guerra », excombatientes y fascismos en Francia y España durante el periodo de entreguerras. by Ángel Alcalde Fernández

“…I argue that, in spite of their representations and discourses, fascists were not able to massively mobilize war veterans against their legal Governments. …”
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