Fascism and Political Dynamics in Early 20th Century

This chapter explores the intricate political landscape of the early 20th century, focusing on the economic theories of figures like Schumpeter and Keynes, alongside the political evolution of Oswald Mosley. It delves into the ideological distinctions among various fascist movements, particularly highlighting Mosley's relationship with Mussolini and the tensions with Hitler's regime. The discussion also addresses the misunderstood terminology of fascism in contemporary discourse, urging a more nuanced understanding of its historical significance.