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Europe Moves Toward War: IV. Is Britain Going Fascist?
Steel, Johannes | April 4, 1934 issue

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England, like all other countries where society is organized in defense of capitalism, will soon pass through a phase of fascism. One of the major and most tragic reasons for this will be the absence of any real opposition to fascism. The official British Labor Party is intellectually and spiritually just as corrupt and decadent as the Social Democratic Party of Germany was in the middle of 1932, when, in spite of the fact that it had complete control over the well-trained police forces, it abdicated in Prussia without any resistance on being politely requested to do so. The English Labor Party will suffer the same ignominious fate.

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CAPITALISM; FASCISM; POLITICAL parties; GREAT Britain -- Politics & government; ENGLAND; GREAT Britain
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