Unraveling Fascism: Ideologies and Intersections

This chapter explores the historical context of the Action Committee for the universality of Rome, tracing its evolution into a platform for international fascist connections during the 1934 Montreux Fascist Conference. It examines the varied involvement of European factions, including the complexities surrounding Oswald Mosley and the British Union of Fascists, while critiquing the oversimplified political discourse that often obscures ideological distinctions. Additionally, the chapter highlights the philosophical influences on fascism in Britain, showcasing connections to notable figures and the distinct interpretations of fascist ideology that emerged.