title: World Fascism: A Historical Encyclopedia - 2 Volume set
author: Cyprian Blamires
description: Here is a major contribution to the scholarship of Fascism. The more than 500 separately authored entries are written by 125 experts in Fascism studies. Like the authors, the entries represent the multidisciplinary nature of Fascism studies, covering history, political science, philosophy, and religion in entries on people, political parties and movements, and key geographical areas. Entries average 1 to 2 pages, but there are some longer articles, such as the 6-page article on France. Although the majority of entries deal with the twentieth century, meaning there should be no shortage of available images, there are only a few black-and-white illustrations, mostly attached to biographical entries.
zlib_text: WORLD CIVILIZATION
  
  THE 
  FASCIST 
  TRADITION 
  
  MAJOR TRADITIONS OF WORLD 
  UNDER THE EDITORSHIP 
  CIVILIZATION 
  OF HAYDEN V. WHITE 
  
  THE 
  FASCIST 
  TRADITION 
  RADICAL RIGHT-WING 
  EXTREMISM IN MODERN EUROPE 
  JOHN WEISS 
  Associate Professor of Modern European History 
  Wayne State University 
  HARPER & ROW, PUBLISHERS 
  NEW YORK, EVANSTON, AND LONDON 
  
  The Fascist Tradition: Radical Right-Wing Extremism 
  in Modern Europe / Copyright © 1967 by John Weiss. 
  Printed in the United States of America. All rights re¬ 
  served. No part of this book may be used or reproduced 
  in any manner whatsoever without written permission 
  except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical 
  articles and reviews. For information address Harper & 
  Row, Publishers, Incorporated, 49 East 33rd Street, New 
  York, N.Y. 10016. 
  Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 67-17642 
  
  CONTENTS 
  Editor’s Introduction vii 
  Chronology of Events Relative to Fascism in Modern 
  Times xvii 
  The Nature of Fascism i 
  The Ideology