Quotes from Marxism, Fascism, Cold War — Ernst Nolte
1923–2016 Germany
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Bakunin went so far as to see in ‘Marx’ ‘authoritarian communism’ only the mirror miage of the reactionary Bismarck empire.
Marxism, Fascism, Cold War (1982)
As the classic form of fascism, national socialism also reaches Inside through its deepest roots, though in a disguised and dissimulating fashion, into the realm of the subversive-utopian element of ‘man’.
Marxism, Fascism, Cold War (1982)
On the contrary, for the doctrine of totalitarianism the ‘liberal constitutional state’ is the self-evident norm, from which Marxism and Fascism (or national socialism) are distinguishable as essentially identical, namely, totalitarian phenomena.
Marxism, Fascism, Cold War (1982)