Tema: Nazister

Se også: Se også: Nationalisme; Racisme; Ytringsfrihed for nazister?

Nazister
Se også: Nationalisme; Racisme; Ytringsfrihed for nazister?

Jesper Juul Mikkelsen: Succesfuld blokade mod nazileder
Socialistisk Arbejderavis nr. 318, mar 12 – side 11
Note: Tirsdag den 6. marts blokerede 200 aktivister et medlemsmøde i Venstres Ungdom i København. VU havde i anledning af deres temamåned om nationalisme indkaldt ny-nazisten Daniel Carlsen som oplægsholder.
 

Robert Lange: Stop den hetz: No pasaran!
Socialistisk Arbejderavis nr. 318, mar 12 – side 16
Note: Når sammenslutningen European Defence League demonstrer i Århus d. 31. marts, sker det under parolen ”Stop islamiseringen af Europa”. Dette er selvfølgelig åbenlyst racistisk, og de synspunkter som disse mennesker giver udtryk for må og skal bekæmpes.
 

Rasmus Holmegaard: Hvordan bekæmper vi nazismen?
Socialistisk Arbejderavis nr. 317, feb 12 – side 15
Note: I tider med dyb økonomisk krise, stigende arbejdsløshed, og øget polarisering i samfundet vil truslen fra det yderste højre vokse. Det er afgørende, at socialister, humanister, fredselskende mennesker og arbejderklassen generelt er klar til at konfrontere denne trussel.
 

Mette Hermansen: Hvad er fascisme?
Socialistisk Arbejderavis nr. 307, mar 11 – side 15
Note: Fascisme og nazisme bruges som skældsord på venstrefløjen. Mange er begyndt at bruge det om partier som er reaktionære, men ikke fascistiske partier som Dansk Folkeparti eller Hizb ut-Tahrir.
 

Esme Choonara: Stop BNP Nazis from spreading their hate
Socialist Worker nr. 2159, jul 09 – side 6
Note: The fascist British National Party (BNP) is hoping to use its summer “festival” as a rallying point to promote its Nazi politics – but anti-fascists are determined to stop its plans.
 

Chris Bambery: How the Nazis win
Socialist Worker nr. 2159, jul 09 – side 13
Note: Chris Bambery looks at the lessons of the way fascists have taken power in the past
 

Anindya Bhattacharyya: Nothing democratic about Nazis
Socialist Review nr. 338, jul 09 – side 22
Note: How do we challenge the Nazi British National Party now that it has won two seats in the European parliament and is attempting to appear part of the mainstream? Anindya Bhattacharyya argues we have to start with an understanding of the nature of fascism.
 

Anindya Bhattacharyya: What is fascism?
Socialist Worker nr. 2102, maj 08 – side 13
Note: Fascism is about more than just racism – it is an ideology that aims to destroy all democracy. Today’s British National Party stands in this tradition.
 

Weyman Bennett: A-Z of Socialism: F is for Fascism
Socialist Review nr. 319, nov 07 – side 22
Note: Fascism is so often used as an insult that any real analysis of its specific meaning is often obscured.
 

Lewisham 1977: the day we turned the tide on the Nazi National Front
Socialist Worker nr. 2064, aug 07 
Note: Thirty years ago this week the apparently unstoppable rise of the Nazi National Front (NF) met a serious challenge. On Saturday 13 August 1977 a Nazi march through Lewisham in south London faced a counter demonstration by thousands of anti-fascists. The fascists’ march was stopped.
 

Jim Wolfreys: What is fascism?
International Socialism Journal nr. 112, sep 06 – side 189
Note: A review of Michael Mann: "Fascists" (Cambridge University Press, 2004), £15.99, and Robert Paxton: "The Anatomy of Fascism" (Penguin, 2004), £8.99
 

Neil Davidson: Carnival, march, riot
International Socialism Journal nr. 112, sep 06 – side 209
Note: A review of Dave Renton: "When We Touched the Sky: the Anti-Nazi League, 1977-1981" (New Clarion Press, 2006), £13.95
 

Guido Picelli: The revolt in Parma
International Socialism Journal nr. 99, jun 03 – side 115
Note: Italy, 1922, was a country on a knife-edge. We reprint an article first published in 1932 recounting how the people of Parma turned their streets into barricades, successfully fighting off Mussolini's 'punitive raids' and sending the fascists running with their tails between their legs.
 

Chris Bambery: Polarisation in Europe: Designed to deceive (fascism)
Socialist Review nr. 264, jun 02 – side 14
Note: Chris Bambery explains why today's fascists stand in the tradition of their Nazi forefathers
 

Colin Sparks: Aldrig mere fascisme! (1980)
 

Chris Bambery: Nazisterne kan stoppes (1992)
 

Jon Dahl: Nazimord i Sverige
Socialistisk Arbejderavis nr. 177, nov 99 – side 2
Note: Tirsdag d. 12. oktober blev den svenske fagforeningsaktivist Bjørn Söderberg dræbt af nazister foran sin lejlighed. Söderberg havde afsløret at nazisterne forsøgte at infiltrere fagbevægelsen og havde fået en nazist ekskluderet.
 

IS mener: Aldrig mere fascisme
Socialistisk Arbejderavis nr. 105, jul 94 – side 3
Note: Udnævnelsen af en række fascistiske ministre i Italien er en advarsel om, at den europæiske fascisme og nazisme stadig er en trussel, der skal tages alvorligt.
 

Dave Beecham: Ignazio Silone and 'Fontamara'
International Socialism Journal nr. 63, jun 94 – side 155
Note: Dave Beecham reviews the life and work of the socialist author Ignazio Silone, whose great work Fontamara has just been republished.
 

Chris Bambery: Bookwatch: understanding fascism
International Socialism Journal nr. 63, jun 94 – side 163
 

Chris Bambery: Euro-fascism: the lessons of the past and current tasks
International Socialism Journal nr. 60, sep 93 – side 3
Note: The rise of the far right in Europe has struck fear into the hearts of many. But fear is our greatest enemy. In its place we must put a clear sighted analysis of the roots of fascism and develop from it a strategy to defeat the neo-Nazis. Chris Bambery looks at the rise of fascism in Italy, Germany and France during the 1930s to discover the origins of fascism. He examines the alternative strategies for defeating the Nazis offered by the left then and now. He concludes with an account of the far right in Europe today and spells out the steps we must take to stop the return of the Holocaust.
 

Henrik Christensen: Erfaringer fra kampen mod nynazistiske skinheads i Lund og Stockholm: Nynazister stoppet i gaden
Socialistisk Arbejderavis nr. 77, jan 92 – side 5
Note: At frede fascister i håb om, at de forsvinder af sig selv, er det værste man kan gøre.
 

Martin B. Johansen: Marxisme i hverdagen: Hvilke rettigheder har nazisterne?
Socialistisk Arbejderavis nr. 52, sep 89 – side 7
Note: Især to synspunkter har været dominerende i den offentlige debat om, hvordan man bedst kan holde nazisterne og andre fascister nede.
 

The European Left and the new fascists: Introduction
International Socialism Journal nr. 11, dec 80 – side 84
Note: THIS SUMMER the far right in Europe forced itself on the attention of the left. In Italy, West Germany and France there were savage and indiscriminate terrorist bombing attacks. In Britain, the open Nazis of the British Movement began to emerge as the main pole of attraction for disgruntled white working class youth, taking over from the National Front, split and in disarray after its heavy defeat in 1979.
 

Colin Sparks: Fascism and the working class; Part 2 – the National Front today
International Socialism Journal nr. 3, dec 78 – side 17
Note: Part one of this article (International Socialism 2:2, Autumn 1978) dealt with the extent of Nazi penetration into the working class. It was shown that, contrary to many arguments, it is not essential for the working class to suffer a ‘defeat’ before fascist parties can grow. It was also shown that the core of the NSDAP was based upon the classic petit-bourgeoisie of Germany, and that this class accounted for the dominant proportion of its membership.
 

Alastair Hatchett: Guide to Reading on Fascism
International Socialism Journal (1st series) nr. 101, sep 77 – side 28
Note: FASCIST movements today can be defeated. Fascism in the 1930’s could have been defeated. There is no inevitable historical force which marches forward independently of the working class. Most of both acacademic and popular histories of the rise of German fascism portray a sense of inevitability in the rise of Hitler.
 

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