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Neo-fascism and the Religious Right
Author(s)Swomley, John M.
AbstractGiven the preconditions of fascism which characterized pre-fascist Germany and Italy, the crucial missing step in the United States thus far is the creation of a well-organized extreme right-wing movement with not only a clear political and ideological content but which is also capable of terrorist action against minorities they despise. The religious right hides its ultra-conservative political agenda by emphasizing family values and attacking the separation of church and state. However, the US in the 1990s has many similarities to the pre-fascist conditions in the 1930s and shows a dangerous trend toward religious authoritarianism.
IssueNo1
Pages3-6
ArticleArticle Not Available
SourceHumanist
VolumeNo55
PubDateJanuary-February 1995
ISBN_ISSN0018-7399

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