New Political Ideas in the Aftermath of the Great War

1. Rediscovering Democracy and the Nation: Hendrik de Man and the Legacy of the Great War
Tommaso Milani

2. Violence, Vienna, Versailles, and Venezuela: The Effects of World War 1 on the Nationalist Thought of Miloš Crnjanski
John K. Cox

3. French Intellectual Fascism and the Third Way: The Case of Bertrand de Jouvenel and Alfred Fabre-Luce
Daniel Knegt

4. The Making of Harold Macmillan’s Third Way in Interwar Britain (1924–1935)
Valerio Torreggiani

5. The Contradictions of Veterans’ Associations? The Fascist Appropriation of the Legacy of World War I and the Failure of Demobilisation
Matteo Millan

6.
Frontsozialismus der Tat: War Experience as the Foundation of Corporatism in the Stahlhelm Veterans’ League
Alessandro Salvador

7. In the Shadow of the Lost War: The Nazi Movement and Labour Conflicts in the Weimar Period
Anders G. Kjøstvedt

8. “We’re of their blood and spirit of their spirit”: Ex-servicemen and the British Union of Fascists
Jakub Drábik

9. The Legacy of the Front: The Disabled Veterans of the First World War in Germany after 1918
Nils Löffelbein

10. Within the Fascist World of Work: Sven Olov Lindholm, Ernst Jünger and the Pursuit of Proletarian Fascism in Sweden, 1933–1945
Victor Lundberg

11. Francoist Veterans and the “New State”: Social Benefits and the Consolidation of the Franco Regime (Spain, 1938–1945)
Ángel Alcalde

Nyckelord: History, History of Modern Europe, History of Britain and Ireland, Political History