Word: fascists
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...present Fascist developments, and other movements of that kind are not real revolutions. They are fruitless and sterile. The average man of today is too flat; has not the 'springs' with which to drive himself into the future. He talks always of his ancestors; to get anywhere he should change inheritance to heritage, he should become an ancestor himself. The people of America seem to be rising out of this flatness better than those of any other nation they are coming to realize that the present day is equally, if not more, thrilling and interesting than the past...
...that it is strictly opportunistic in its character. It asks for the support of the country in whatever it takes because the hand of God is upon it. This attitude--and even the most cursory examination of the utterances of Administration spokesmen will evidence its truth--smacks of Fascist doctrine too strongly to permit our viewing the situation without some misgivings. Victor H. Kramer...
Grown overconfident after his defy to the British Government last month, Free State President Eamon de Valera lost a trick last week to his Fascist foe blue-shirted General Owen O'Duffy. Last fortnight de Valera men stopped the blue-shirted General on his way to address a County Mayo meeting of the blue-shirted party he had just renamed the "League of Youth" after the President banned it as the Young Ireland Association...
Journalists in Italy are happy-if they are 100% Fascist zealots. Their profession has been violently transformed into a mission. They are hot-gospelers for the State. picked for their ability to believe and act in harmony with the slogan printed everywhere, "Il Duce is never wrong!" Once an editor, II Duce realizes that the details of his press domination are best kept secret from countries in which journalism is still a free profession. Last week Manhattan's anti-Fascist daily La Stampa Libera was able to publish copies of a smuggled series of daily orders released...
...success of the loan in the United States and do not speak of America's inflation policy. ¶"Reproduce extensively the comments of the foreign Press calling attention to the Tightness of the course followed by Italy. ¶"Reprint from The Daily Mail the article Will France Go Fascist? by Huddleston. ¶"Do not make up the paper in such a way as to have all the reports of accidents and crimes follow one another, for it is not desirable to fill half-pages with catastrophic news. ¶"Warning is hereby given to abstain from using the words...