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Anti-Fascism: The Course of a Crusade

Paul Gottfried
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Paul Gottfried examines the history of anti-fascist movements from their origins in interwar Europe to contemporary activism. The book argues that anti-fascism has evolved into a broad ideological crusade that often targets a wider range of political opponents than classical fascists. Gottfried critiques the way anti-fascist rhetoric is used to delegitimize political dissent in modern democracies.