Table of Contents
Notes on contributors ix
Acknowledgements xi
Introduction Marco Bresciani 1
1 "Laboratory for world destruction": the Habsburg Monarchy and fascism Steven Beller 21
2 Voiksdeutsch revisionism: East Central Europe's ethnic Germans and the order of Paris Gregor Thum 44
3 Conservative and radical dynamics of Italian Fascism: an (East) European perspective (1918-1938) Marco Bresciani 68
4 The crisis of legitimacy and the rise of the radical Right in interwar Yugoslavia (1918-1941) Mark Biondich 96
5 Integral nationalism in the absence of a nation-state: the case of Ukraine Oleksandr Zaitsev 118
6 Catholic authoritarians or fascists as such? the Polish rightist subculture turns fascist (1919-1939) Grzegorz Krzywiec 143
7 Faith, family and fatherland: conservatism and right radicalism in interwar Hungary Béla Bodó 167
8 The Romanian Right: images of crisis, the press and the rise of fascism Roland Clark 193
9 Nationalism and authoritarianism in interwar Greece (1922-1940) Spyridon G. Ploumidis 215
10 Dynamics of division: the French Right (1918-1941) Sean Kennedy 237
11 Consecrating the fatherland: Catholicism, nationalism and fascism in Spain (1919-1939) Giorgia Priorelli Alejandro Quiroga 257
12 In the mirror of fascism: Portugal and the Italian experience Giulia Albanese 278
13 America as alternative to European radicalism? The United States and the transnational rise of the Right Kiran Klaus Patel 300
14 Fascism after fascism: history and politics Guido Franzinetti 317
Index 333
