Junbish'hā-yi fāshīstī: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

In this book, Nolte takes the whole of Europe between 1918 and 1945 (a period he calls the "era of fascism") under his theoretical microscope, and every example or quasi-example of the same phenomenon as in his first book was defined and identified in the whole of Europe. The book Fascist Movements, which was published in paperback in Munich in 1966, while refraining from focusing on details, dealt with smaller fascist movements that often called themselves "fascists". Unlike the book Fascism in its era, which was based on an individual decision, this book was the fruit of the proposal of "German Pocket Book Publishers" which had a comprehensive plan to compile a collection of works about contemporary history under the title "D.T.V., History" The world in the 20th century. This book is the fourth volume of that collection. This intellectual effort tends towards the goal of "understanding" fascism and, for this reason, it seems "defensive" in the eyes of many "leftists". The book on fascist movements consists of 4 chapters. The chapters of this book are: Chapter One: The Immediate Preliminaries of Fascism Chapter Two: The Beginning of Fascist Movements Chapter Three: Fascism and Anti-Fascism Since 1933 Chapter 4: War and the Decline of Fascism The book Fascist Movements (The Crisis of the Liberal System and the Evolution of Fascism) was translated by Mehdi Tadini. This book is published by Phoenix Publishing House.