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The Antifa Comic Book: 100 Years of Fascism and Antifa Movements #[nn]
"What is Fascism?" is a powerful, firsthand exploration of the rise and legacy of fascism, told through the compelling narrative of Mussolini’s Italy. Written and illustrated by Gord Hill, this issue traces the brutal consolidation of power, the global reach of fascist aggression, and the diverse resistance movements that emerged in response—offering a vital historical lens on one of the 20th century’s defining struggles.
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Mussolini builds the first modern fascist movement in Italy. He brutalizes opposition, and sends soldiers to fight in Ethiopia and Spain, then allies with Hitler and attacks Italian Jews. Numerous anti-Mussolini groups form, but some are crushed and others have to fight from abroad. After Mussolini's ouster in 1943 a large armed resistance fights the remaining fascists and the occupying Germans.
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