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Ruth Ben-Ghiat

American historian of fascism and authoritarian leaders; professor of history and Italian studies at New York University; author of Strongmen (2020); publishes the newsletter Lucid.

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26 October

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From one piece Strongmen Fall When Corruption is on the Ballot 3 beliefs · lucid.substack.com

21 October

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From one piece The Fascist Idea of Elections 3 beliefs · lucid.substack.com

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1 June 2019

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    The Anatomy of Fascism

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    The Anatomy of Fascism has great strengths.

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    Fascist Spectacle

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    Fascist Spectacle is a valuable book from a sociologist who is quite theoretical but also very, very attentive to how policies play out in daily life and to the connection between rhetoric and action.

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    The Origins of Nazi Violence

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    The Origins of Nazi Violence is a wonderful book that identifies the roots of the Nazi killing machine.

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    The Origins of Totalitarianism

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    Your readers may be familiar with The Origins of Totalitarianism and her historical genealogies of the main components of Nazism, which begin with the imperial mindset and imperial methods of repression during the colonial period.

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    Family Lexicon

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    Family Lexicon, which is more like a novelized memoir, is a valuable testimony of how private life unfolded during Fascist Italy.

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