New Perspectives, Comparisons and Transnational Connections
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Köp båda 2 för 2833 kr"This volume offers a balanced and many-sided look at a key region in the development of anti-fascist initiatives and policies in the interwar era, and a further proof of the globality, diversity and endurance of this movement." Hugo Garca, Associate Professor of Modern World History at the Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain. Co-editor of Rethinking Antifascism. History, Memory and Politics, 1922 to the Present (Berghahn Books, 2016) "This volume offers a very welcome addition to the research of the anti-fascist mobilization in the interwar era. A field that that in many respects have been over looked as a research field. The volume offers new insights in the history of anti-fascism initiatives and politics." Helne Lw, Associate Professor of History at the University of Uppsala, Sweden. She has written several books about the history of fascism in Sweden.
Kasper Braskn, Ph. D. bo Akademi University, Finland Nigel Copsey, Professor Teesside University, United Kingdom Johan A Lundin, Professor Malm University, Sweden
Introduction - Kasper Braskn and Johan A. Lundin, Anti-fascism beyond the far left. 1. Anti-fascist discourses, practices and confrontations in 1930s Iceland - Ragnheiur Kristjnsdttir and Pontus Jrvstad, 2. Finnish liberals and anti-fascism, 1922-1932 - Jenni Karimki, 3. An anti-fascist minority? Swedish-speaking Finnish responses to fascism - Matias Kaihovirta and Mats Wickstrm, 4. Conservative fascist sympathies and anti-fascism in 1930s Norway - Knut Drum. Anti-fascist youth activism and militant resistance. 5. Three arrows against the swastika: militant social democracy and radical opposition to fascism in Denmark, 1932-1934 - Charlie E. Krautwald, 6. Social Democratic youth and anti-fascism in Sweden, 1929-1939 - Johan A. Lundin, 7. Boycott the Nazi Flag: the anti-fascism of the International of Seamen and Harbour Workers - Holger Weiss. Cultural fronts and anti-fascist intellectuals. 8. Anti-fascist race biology: Gunnar Dahlberg and the long farewell to the Nordic master race - Martin Ericsson, 9. Finnish socialist intellectuals on fascism and anti-fascism in the 1930s - Tauno Saarela, 10. Intellectuals ready to fight: Scandinavian anti-fascist cultural fronts, 1935 1939 - Ole Martin Rnning, 11. Fighting for peace: the Workers Stage, the popular front, and aid for Spain in 1930s Finland - Mikko-Olavi Seppl, 12. The last Mnzenberg empire: the transnational networks of Die Zukunft in the Nordic countries, 19381940 - Bernhard H. Bayerlein. Post-war anti-fascisms. 13. Framing anti-fascism in the Cold War: the Socialist Youth International and Francos regime after the Second World War - Anders Dalsager, 14. Radical-right movement and countermovement in Denmark, 1985-present - Flemming Mikkelsen, 15. Challenging fascist spatial claims: the struggle over the 30 November marches in southern Sweden - Andrs Brink Pinto and Johan Pries, Afterword - Nigel Copsey.