Fascist Movements and Historical Narratives

This chapter examines the historical significance of the Action Committee for the Universality of Rome and its role in promoting fascist ideologies across Europe during the interwar period. It explores pivotal events such as the 1934 Montreux Fascist Conference, the complexities of political discourse, and the distinct ideologies separating fascism from National Socialism. Through a rich analysis of influential figures and their cultural implications, the discussion reveals the intricate relationships and motivations within radical right movements amidst a changing political landscape.