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... fascism was by no means homogenous ; it em- braced liberals , socialists , communists , and Christians , all of whom ... fascism and fellow traveling . " For the dedicat- ed opponents of Nazism and Fascism , the an- tifascist ...
... fascism was by no means homogenous ; it em- braced liberals , socialists , communists , and Christians , all of whom ... fascism and fellow traveling . " For the dedicat- ed opponents of Nazism and Fascism , the an- tifascist ...
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... fascism or bolshevism . . . After eleven years of isolation and literary work I acceded to the categorical imperative of my conscience , which demanded I translate the concepts of autonomy , responsibility , dig- nity , into a more ...
... fascism or bolshevism . . . After eleven years of isolation and literary work I acceded to the categorical imperative of my conscience , which demanded I translate the concepts of autonomy , responsibility , dig- nity , into a more ...
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... Fascism has taken from socialism its negative and materialist aspect ; fascism appropriated many things from social- ism that seemed essential to socialism but were not . We must leave them behind . In traditional socialism there lived ...
... Fascism has taken from socialism its negative and materialist aspect ; fascism appropriated many things from social- ism that seemed essential to socialism but were not . We must leave them behind . In traditional socialism there lived ...
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