From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 72
Page 437
... businessmen , ideological and political dissidents , and any other potentially
heterodox group against which mass aggressions can be mobilized .
Contemporary Fascism is a totalitarian system of governance , dedicated , in the
name of the ...
... businessmen , ideological and political dissidents , and any other potentially
heterodox group against which mass aggressions can be mobilized .
Contemporary Fascism is a totalitarian system of governance , dedicated , in the
name of the ...
Page 549
But great mass movements never become “ mass ” or “ great , ” unless they cause
millions of unhappy men and women , perhaps perversely twisted by despair , to
feel that here somehow is a road to happiness , whatever sacrifices it may ...
But great mass movements never become “ mass ” or “ great , ” unless they cause
millions of unhappy men and women , perhaps perversely twisted by despair , to
feel that here somehow is a road to happiness , whatever sacrifices it may ...
Page 629
Masses , despairing of any amelioration of their lot , are tempted to lend willing
ears to the agitators of Communism , promising ... Hungry and ragged multitudes
are ever ready to applaud leaders who find scapegoats for mass misery .
Masses , despairing of any amelioration of their lot , are tempted to lend willing
ears to the agitators of Communism , promising ... Hungry and ragged multitudes
are ever ready to applaud leaders who find scapegoats for mass misery .
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Contents
EARLY STATES AND STATE SYSTEMS | 32 |
THE DAWN OF THE WEST | 55 |
FROM MASTERY TO MISERY | 80 |
Copyright | |
14 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
accept accordance achieve action affairs aggression agreed agreement alliance allies American areas arms Army Assembly atomic attack authority became become Britain British Cabinet Century China civilization colonial Communism Communist Conference continued Council Court decision despite East economic effective efforts Empire enemy equal established Europe European fact final followed force Foreign France French German Government hope human independence industry interests Italy Japan July June land later League less limited living London major March mass means military Minister Moscow negotiations neutral never North Organization parties peace plans political population possible practice present President Press principle problems proposals question regard relations remained represented result rule Russia Security Security Council Sept social Soviet System territory tion treaties Union United United Nations University USSR vote Washington West Western York