A) 1945 to 1950 B) Before 1919 C) 1919 to 1942 D) 1980 to 1990
A) Maurice Bardèche B) Jörg Haider C) Oswald Mosley D) Cas Mudde
A) 1942 B) 1961 C) 1951 D) 1919
A) The Order of Sparta B) Europe a Nation C) The Third Position D) Qu'est-ce que le fascisme?
A) Cas Mudde B) David Pavón-Cuéllar C) Jean-Yves Camus D) Stanley G. Payne
A) The rejection of democracy B) Extra-parliamentarian insurrection C) The creation of a single party D) Entryism and political cooperation
A) Third Position B) Europe a Nation C) Narcissism of small differences D) Führerprinzip
A) Expansion of the Third World B) Promotion of Marxism C) Defense of Western civilization D) Support for social democracy
A) Strengthening of democracy B) The rise of communism C) Lack of nationalism D) Weakness of the economy
A) In historical uniforms B) In jackboots and brownshirts C) In suits and ties D) As military generals
A) Immigration B) International trade C) Social democracy D) Parliamentarianism
A) Focusing on methods instead of the core idea B) Failing to build a large enough army C) Ignoring the power of the single party D) Opposing the construction of Europe |