Fascism in America Its Redefinition by Political Debate
The piece surveys how fascism is debated in the United States, arguing that while fascism is an Italian phenomenon, various groups label opponents as fascist. It compares Roosevelt era power, Klan and Hearst critiques, and warns democracy survives by open discussion and ballots while socialism advances risk compulsion.
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National Party
America
Cgg
Miss Democracy
Massachutts
Earle
Arkansas
Ampa
Florida
Socialism
Red Russia
William Randolph Hearst
Lundberg
Hearst
United States
Mr. Hearst
la Cuesit Encantada
Liberty League
Republican Party
Moscow
Hoover
Zion’s
Herld
Engand
House of God
Republican Army
Europe
NRA
Roosevelt
Lindsay Rogers
Adinistration
NIRA
Wilson
Mommsen
Old
Rome
Detroit
Wall Street
Church
Liberty Leaguers
Alice
Humpty Dumpty
Mussolini
Roman Empire
Ethiopia
Il Duce
Italy
Russia
Komintern
Stalin
Grandfather Johnson
Iowa
Heaven
Johnson
Hell
Cedar County
Popular Front
London Massiv Special Funeral For Gangland Victim
London’s Little Italy staged a gaudy farewell for Massimino Francesco Monte-Colombo, 27, slain at Wandsworth Greyhound station. Eight carloads of floral columns and 400 wreaths accompanied the coffin through Clerkenwell as mounted police stood by, while New Scotland Yard watched possible retaliation by his pals and the boys.
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London
Little
Italy
Massimino
Francesco Monte-Colombo
Church of St. Peter
Clerkenwell Road
New Scotland Yard
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