Ian Garner is Assistant Professor of Totalitarian Studies at the Pilecki Institute, Warsaw. His research focuses on Soviet and Russian war propaganda. The author of Stalingrad Lives: Stories of Combat and Survival, and a fellow of the Royal Historical Society, he holds a PhD from the University of Toronto.

'A chilling investigation into the widespread support for the violence and ideology of fascism among Russia’s youth — and how Putin has used this to his advantage.'

• Acknowledgments 1. God Is With Our Boys 2. A Fairy-tale Rebirth 3. The Enemy Within 4. Remaking the Young 5. Fascism Unleashed 6. The Unmeaning of Protest 7. The Z Generation Conclusion: Deprogramming a Fascist Notes Select Bibliography Index

Ian Garner is Assistant Professor of Totalitarian Studies at the Pilecki Institute, Warsaw. His research focuses on Soviet and Russian war propaganda. The author of Stalingrad Lives: Stories of Combat and Survival, and a fellow of the Royal Historical Society, he holds a PhD from the University of Toronto.

'A chilling investigation into the widespread support for the violence and ideology of fascism among Russia’s youth — and how Putin has used this to his advantage.'

• Acknowledgments 1. God Is With Our Boys 2. A Fairy-tale Rebirth 3. The Enemy Within 4. Remaking the Young 5. Fascism Unleashed 6. The Unmeaning of Protest 7. The Z Generation Conclusion: Deprogramming a Fascist Notes Select Bibliography Index

Ian Garner is Assistant Professor of Totalitarian Studies at the Pilecki Institute, Warsaw. His research focuses on Soviet and Russian war propaganda. The author of Stalingrad Lives: Stories of Combat and Survival, and a fellow of the Royal Historical Society, he holds a PhD from the University of Toronto.

'A chilling investigation into the widespread support for the violence and ideology of fascism among Russia’s youth — and how Putin has used this to his advantage.'

• Acknowledgments 1. God Is With Our Boys 2. A Fairy-tale Rebirth 3. The Enemy Within 4. Remaking the Young 5. Fascism Unleashed 6. The Unmeaning of Protest 7. The Z Generation Conclusion: Deprogramming a Fascist Notes Select Bibliography Index