Biblioteca / 1980-1989
David Beetham, editor. Marxists in face of Fascism. Writings by Marxists on Fascism from the Inter-War Period.
Manchester University Press, 1983.
Totowa, N.J.: Barnes & Noble Books, 1984.
400 páginas.
CONTENTS
Introduction
Chronological Table
I – Fascism in Italy, 1921-8
1 – On Fascism, 1921 (‘Italy and Spain’, ‘Elemental Forces’, ‘The Two Fascisms’) / Antonio Gramsci
2 – Towards a Definition of Fascism (1922) / Giovanni Zibordi
3 – Rome Theses (1922) / Amadeo Bordega and Umberto Terracini
4 – Capital’s Offensive (1922) / Karl Radek
5 – The Struggle against Fascism (1923) / Klara Zetkin
6 – The Nature and Historical Significance of Fascism (1923) / Gyula Sas
7 – Democracy and Fascism (1924) / Antonio Gramsci
8 – The International Situation and the Struggle against Fascism (1926) / Antonio Gramsci
9 – The Contradictions of Fascism in Power (1926) / Palmiro Togliatti
10 – The Hegemony of the Working Class in the Anti-Fascist Struggle (1928) / Palmiro Togliatti
11 – On the Question of Fascism (1928) / Palmiro Togliatti
II – The Communist International: From ‘Social-Fascism’ to Popular Front
12 – The Victory of Fascism over the November Republic (1923) / German Communist Party
13 – Resolution on Fascism (1924) / Fifth World Congress of the Comintern
14 – The Period of Bourgeois-Democratic ‘Pacifism’ (1924) / Joseph Stalin
15 – Theses on the International Situation (1929) / Executive of the Comintern
16 – On Fascism (1931) / Dmitrii Manuilski
17 – The Revolutionary Way Out and the KPD (1932) / Ernst Thälmann
18 – On the German Situation (1933) / Palmiro Togliatti
19 – Resolution adopted by the National Conference, July 1934 / French Communist Party
20 – The Socialist—Communist Pact (1934) / Léon Blum
21 – The Working Class Against Fascism (1935) / Georgy Dimitrov
III – Communists in Opposition, 1928-37
22 – On Fascism (1928) / August Thalheimer
23 – So-called Social-Fascism (1929) / August Thalheimer
24 – The Development of Fascism in Germany (1930) / August Thalheimer
25 – The Danger of Fascism in Germany (1930) / Leon Trotsky
26 – For a Worker’s United Front against Fascism (1931) / Leon Trotsky
27 – Lessons of the Italian Experience (1932) / Leon Trotsky
28 – Bonapartism and Fascism (1934) / Leon Trotsky
29 – Against the ‘People’s Front’ (1935) / Leon Trotsky
30 – The Spanish Revolution, The Communist Party and the Opposition (1932) / Andrés Nin
31 – The Political Situation and Tasks of the Proletariat (1937) / Andrés Nin
32 – What is Fascism? (1934) / Ignazio Silone
IV – Social Democracy and Fascism
33 – Force and Democracy (1927) / Karl Kautsky
34 – Speech to the SPD Conference (1927) / Rudolf Hilferding
35 – In the Danger Zone (1930) / Rudolf Hilferding
36 – Between the Decisions (1933) / Rudolf Hilferding
37 – No to ‘Toleration’ (1930) / Max Seydewitz
38 – The Mission of the Socialist Workers’ Party (1932) / Max Seydewitz
39 – Some Causes and Consequences of German National-Socialism (1933) / Karl Kautsky
40 – Methods and Aims of the Struggle against Fascism (1933) / Karl Kautsky
41 – Revolutionary Socialism (1934) / Rudolf Hilferding
42 – Revolutionary Social Democracy (1934) / Alexander Schifrin
43 – The Only Route to Power (1934) / Max Seydewitz
44 – The Struggle for State Power (Linz Programme, 1926) / Social Democratic Workers Party of Austria
45 – Austrian Democracy Under Fire (1934) / Otto Bauer
46 – Fascism (1936) / Otto Bauer
47 – The Unification of Socialism (1936) / Otto Bauer
48 – The Origins of Fascism (1935) / Richard Löwenthal
V – The Fascist State, the Economy, and War
49 – The Proletariat, Fascism, and the Italian Economy (1927) / Angelo Tasca
50 – Fascist Italy, Hotbed of War (1927) / Palmiro Togliatti
51 – The Corporations and State Capitalism (1934) / Ignazio Silone
52 – The Fascist State and Monopoly Capitalism (1935) / Richard Löwenthal
53 – The ‘Controlled’ Economy (1936) / Otto Bauer
54 – Fascism and War (1938) / Otto Batter
Biographical Notes