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Index
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction
Part I
Italy: No Flowers For Mussolini
France: A New Acceptance of Violence
Austria: Fascist Violence Could Only Be Met by Violence
Germany: Beat the Fascists Wherever You Meet Them
Spain: ‘The Spanish Anarchist Lives for Liberty, Virtue, and Dignity’: The Spanish Civil War
Hungary, Romania and Poland: ‘To Arms! To Arms!’
Ireland: Blueshirts and Red Scares
Scotland: ‘Six-Hundred Reds…Led By A Jew’
England: ‘A Bloody Good Hiding’
Part II
43 Group and 62 Group: ‘It Is Not Possible to Legislate Fascism Out of Existence’
The National Front: ‘Under Heavy Manners’
Anti-Nazi League and Rock Against Racism: Mass Mobilisation
Red Action and AFA: ‘The Day’s Action Might Be Rough’
Blood & Honour: Beware Mancunians Bearing Lucozade Bottles
AFA and Ireland: ‘Short, Sharp and Painful’
Combat 18: The Nearly Men
AFA Grows: Fighting Talk
AFA in Scotland: ‘We Don’t Talk to Fascists’
The BNP: Reach for the Gutter!
The EDL: ‘Neither Racist Nor Violent, but Both’
Conclusion
Appendix: Anti-Fascist Recollections: 1971 to 1977, by John Penney
Index
Authors’ Biographies
Copyright
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