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| 13800. THE RISE OF RIGHT-WING RADICALISM IN HITLER'S GERMANY. Considers the reasons for the rise of right-wing radicalism in Germany. Argues that neither political personalities, the trauma of defeat in WWI, nor socioeconomic disintegration can alone account for Hitler's rise to power. Rather it is argued that a complex interplay between a number of factors in German culture, society and history was responsible for the rise of fascism. 8pages, 14 footnotes, 6 bibliographic references. | $56 |
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