Battling Fascism: A Citizens Guide to Fighting Fascism
Mark Behr This book emerged from a deep-seated concern, a growing unease stemming from unsettling parallels between the rise of fascism in 20th-century Germany and contemporary political trends in the United States. While acknowledging the significant differences between the historical context of Nazi Germany and present-day America, I have identified undeniable similarities that demand our attention. The insidious nature of extremist ideologies, the exploitation of social and economic anxieties, and the erosion of democratic norms – these are common threads woven through both historical and contemporary narratives. This book is not intended to be alarmist or to equate the two regimes directly. Instead, it offers a rigorous historical analysis of the rise of fascism, carefully examining the social, political, and economic conditions that facilitated its ascent. It then draws cautious comparisons, highlighting potential warning signs and urging a critical examination of current events.
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225 Pages