Democracy, Bonapartism & Fascism: Class Struggle in the 1930s
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Democracy, Bonapartism & Fascism: Class Struggle in the 1930s

by Leon Trotsky, Ted Grant

History Politics political theory
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Leon Trotsky and Ted Grant examine democracy, Bonapartism, and fascism in the context of class struggle during the 1930s. This concise political work offers readers a focused entry point into major ideological and historical questions surrounding a turbulent decade.

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Democracy, Bonapartism & Fascism: Class Struggle in the 1930s examines three major political concepts in relation to class struggle.

The book focuses on the political and social conflicts associated with the 1930s.

Written by Leon Trotsky and Ted Grant, it presents a concise work of political analysis and historical interpretation.

It may interest readers studying twentieth-century politics, Marxist thought, fascism, and the development of political systems.

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