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How did ordinary, law-abiding people become fervent supporters of fascist ideology? Why did fascism gain such momentum across Europe from the early 1920s onward? In this compelling study, prominent American sociologist and historian Michael Mann offers his answers—disconcerting, shocking, yet highly persuasive. Drawing on extensive historical and sociological analysis, Mann examines the social, economic, and political conditions that allowed fascism to take root, challenging simplistic notions of evil or madness. Instead, he explores the complex interplay of class, nationalism, and state power that turned millions toward radical ideologies. This book is not a celebration or condemnation, but a sober exploration of how ordinary citizens can be drawn into extremist movements. Ideal for readers interested in European history, political theory, or the psychology of mass movements. Note: This description is based solely on the provided source material and does not include unconfirmed claims or speculation.
