by Robert O. Paxton · Ediciones Península · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788483076873
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In 'The Anatomy of Fascism', Robert O. Paxton offers a deep and analytical exploration of fascism, examining its historical manifestations and its impact on the 20th century. Paxton addresses the key question of why some countries developed successful fascist movements while others did not, analyzing the social and political bases that allowed its rise. Through a comparative analysis of cases such as Italy, Germany and France, the author unravels the complexity of fascism and its relationship with the Holocaust, raising questions about its possible resurgence today.
