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Emigrant Thinker Alexander Schifrin and His Analysis of Fascism, 1929–1933
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Emigrant Thinker Alexander Schifrin and His Analysis of Fascism, 1929–1933
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S004287440003625-2-
DOI
10.31857/S004287440003625-2
Publication type
Article
Status
Published
Authors
Leonid Luks 
Affiliation: High School of Economics
Address: Russian Federation
Edition
Issue 1
Pages
105-115
Abstract

The history of confrontation with fascism or National Socialism in the interwar period can be basically regarded as a history of erroneous estimates. Successes of both movements were conditioned not least by inability of their opponents, but also by inability of their allies, to understand their character. Not least because of this, analysts, who could timely recognize the nature of this challenge, deserve special attention. This article is devoted to one of these analysts. It is a German-Russian social democrat Alexander Schifrin, whose acute analyses of fascism in the time when the National Socialists achieved one success after another, were paid insufficient attention in previous researches both in East and West. 

Keywords
Alexander Schifrin, Rudolf Hilferding, Mensheviks, Social Democracy, Comintern, Communist Party of Germany, Fascism, National Socialism
Acknowledgment
The research was carried out thanks to funding of Russian Foundation for Basic Research in the framework of the project No 5–100.
Received
14.02.2019
Date of publication
19.02.2019
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