"Democracy and dictatorships in the interwar period"
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Geschichte und Geschehen II/ Bernlochner, Ludwig (Hg.) - 2. Aufl., Stuttgart: Klett, 1997, S. 294 -
GEI-Signatur: HEG-V 59 (2,97) -2 +1
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In the Klett history book series, the unit “The Dictatorship of National Socialism” („Die Diktatur des Nationalsozialismus“) presents the main characteristics of the fascist dictatorship. Ludwig Bernlochner briefly describes the change in political systems after the First World War and the supplanting of democracy by the “fascist” regime in large parts of Europe, with particular emphasis on Italian fascism. Despite the differences between the individual authoritarian and totalitarian systems of leadership the author presents fascist movements as a common European phenomenon.
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The second edition of this textbook, published as part of the Klett series, is designed for secondary school/upper level pupils. It adheres to the 1994 Baden-Württemberg curriculum and was first approved for the 1995/1996 academic year in the Free State of Saxony and in Brandenburg, among others.1 “Europe after the First World War: Fascism as a [mehr...]
