L'immagine del potere fascista nella scultura futurista degli anni Trenta by Paolo Sacchini

“…The article wants to analyze what and how futurist sculpture contributed to the creation and communication of the official image of fascism during the Thirties, through the examination of a number of works by some of the most active futurist sculptors of the decade (Rosso, Thayaht, Regina,Di Bosso, Peschi, Bot, Delle Site). …”
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African anti-colonialism and the ultramarinos of the Casa dos Estudantes do Império by Reza, A

“…I situate this dilaectical approach in the context of Portuguese fascism, paying particular attention to the political poetry published in Mensagem, and analyzing the ways in which members of the Casa imagined their relationship to other African anti-colonial movements.…”

Cartographies of Erasure by João Lúcio Dias Soares

“…Inspired by Nietzsche, Deleuze and Guattari propose fighting against the fascism of the socius, the State, of capitalism and all the dominant discourses of established knowledge and established power that capture body and its will. …”
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From Critical Theory to Critical Hermeneutics by Øjvind Larsen

“…From their beginning in the 1930s, critical theory and the Frankfurt school had their focus on a critique of disturbed social relations in western society dominated by totalitarian political regimes like Stalinism, Fascism, Nazism, and by capitalism as an oppressive and destructive economic system and culture. …”
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Reflections on the doctoral thesis Race in Antioquia is unique and is not degenerated = Reflexiones sobre la tesis doctoral “La raza antioqueña es única y no está degenerada”... by Jaime Carrizosa Moog

“…In several countries, totalitarianism, fascism and national-socialism had racial topics as core policies. …”
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,,Eine neue Welt, warum nicht eine neue Geschichte?" by Gerhard Botz

“…Choosing three main fields (history of resistance, labour movement and fascism) he describes problems and trends of dcvelopment until the middle of the 1980ies. …”
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« Le mal napolitain » : les Alliés et la prostitution à Naples (1943-1944) by Julie Le Gac

“…When the Allies landed in Southern Italy in September 1943, the misery engendered by years of fascism and war forced women of all ages and all social classes into prostitution. …”
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Bidding Farewell to Confederate Statues: Landscape, Politics, and American History by Ari Helo

“…Given that fighting racism and fascism is not equivalent to fighting monuments, one can ask if an attack on dead slaveholders and famous American Confederate generals is worth a large-scale cleansing of the American cultural landscape. …”
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“Il primo film tutto parlato in italiano”. The Debate on Sei tu l'amore? in Magazines by Denis Lotti

“…The film Italotone will be screened with immediate success all over Italy due to the great innovation of the sound, but in the meanwhile shows to italian public cultural and normative models in contrast with the patriarchal rhetoric of Fascism. This caused a little but harmless case of Hollywoodian soft power in fascist Italy.…”
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Propaganda y mitografía en el cine de la guerra civil española (1936-1939) by Vicente Sánchez Biosca

“…It was decisive the dramatic tension in- between the totalitarisms and of Nazism and Fascism with Western Democracies, but also the state of development of communication and representing media (illustrated magazines, new photographical techniques, circulation of moving images through film news). …”
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VIRGINIA WOOLF’S THREE GUINEAS: „THE SOCIETY OF OUTSIDERS“ FIGHTING THE TYRANNY by Nina Sirković

“…The issues of gender, hierarchical social structure based on patriarchy, war and the role of women in preventing it, fascism, pacifism, and nationalism are relevant contemporary topics where Woolf, who initiated controversies, showed relevance and a sense of vision as well. …”
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Lessons from the Past? Rule of Law, Institutional Arrangements, Constitutional Review by Michael Stolleis

“…After the experiences of National Socialism and Fascism, Western Europe increasingly turned to the classical constitutional state, fundamental rights and the ideal of the constitutional state, most recently Spain and Portugal. …”
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El silencio es como el hambre: Cherríe Moraga y el feminismo chicano lesbiano transfronterizo by Sayak Valencia Triana

“…In our neoliberal contexts, where, once again, fascism without masks is becoming fashionable and the nationalist model of the nuclear, white and heterosexual family has returned, it is essential to ask ourselves about the importance of inventing and recovering other lexicons to reactivate the historical memory of our lesbian, and racialized, queer/cuir resistance. …”
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FINANCIAL AND CURRENCY CRISIS UNDERMINES THE EURO AND NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY by Richard Corell, Ernst Herzog

“…When the working class and the peoples organize resistance, the struggle amongst monopolies and national states over sharing the wealth and passing on the losses becomes fierce. The danger of fascism and war grows.…”
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Mythologies of Genesis and Neo-Nazi Palingenesis: Commemorating the Battle of Thermopylae in the Political Rites of the Golden Dawn by Eleftheria Ioannidou

“…The example of GD demonstrates that the persistence of the narrative of rebirth within neo-Nazi cultures is instrumental in the resurgence of fascism. By looking at this example closely, we can conclude that commitment of neo-Nazi groups to classical antiquity invites reflection upon the role of classical traditions in Western culture.…”
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Autour de la pensée raciale et raciste en Italie (1850-1945) by Aurélien Aramini, Elena Bovo

“…The last moment constitutes a break with criminal anthropology. Fascism, which rejected the Italy’s internal north-south racial fracture and redirected the vector of racist stigmatization from the inside out, namely from the "southern" to the "Jewish" or "colonized". …”
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Il revisionismo democratico. Nitti politico tra guerra e pace by Francesca Canale Cama

“…The main aim of this article is to re-evaluate, and inform about, the experience of Francesco Saverio Nitti in foreign policy in the years that went from 1919 to 1922 which ended with the advent of fascism. Exponent of a democratic and reformist liberalism, Nitti worked on a peace project based on the immediate revision of the peace treaties as the keystone of the stability of the European peace system. …”
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Almanac Songs and Singers: Protest, <i>Détournement</i> and Incorporation by Bent Sørensen

“…This article deals with the practice of the radical leftist singing group The Almanac Singers (whose members included Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger, among others) from their earliest anti-capitalist and anti-war songs to their later, more liberal contributions to negotiating a unified (war) effort against Fascism. Issues addressed herein include assessing strategies in the practices of musical performers who have political agendas, investigating the usefulness of Guy Debord’s terminology of détournement (“turning expressions of the capitalist system and its media culture against itself”), as well as the Birmingham School’s set of terms: commodification, familiarization and incorporation. …”
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Vera/The Ends of Stories by Benedetta de Bonis

“…The work blends French, Italian and English to tell the story of an Italian woman who embraces fascism in the UK in the deceptive hope that it will forge an identity for her. …”
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Il problema penale nel pensiero di Piero Calamandrei by Floriana Colao

“…It considers the two editions of Dei delitti e delle pene by Cesare Beccaria (1945, 1949); the reflection on the «laws against fascism» (August 1944) and on the Nuremberg trial (1946); the different judgment on penal and penal-procedural codification (1930) in 1945 and in 1955. …”
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