The poisoned pill of Jewish identity in the work of five authors from Fascist Italy

Writing off the threat of ‘far-left fascism’ because Trump used the phrase in a speech ignores the deep roots of America’s current revolutionary moment

A neofascist lives on in his Bavarian castle

At the 75th festival—with new works by the Coen brothers, Julian Schnabel, Errol Morris, Orson Welles, and ‘Son of Saul’ director László Nemes, and period dramas starring Rachel Weisz and Jeff Goldblum, as well as Israeli films—‘the horror of the world lies behind infinitely pretty things’

For American oilman Torkild Rieber, helping the Nazis was even more important than profit

Seventy-four years to the day after Nazi Germany’s occupation of Hungary, we are not done defending the truth of what happened in Budapest, of how Otto Komoly carried himself in the war, and whether Rudolf Kasztner’s ‘Blood for Goods’ rescue train was a noble or morally abhorrent act

Three sports pioneers, three tragic fates

Lessons from Italian-American anti-fascist Carlo Tresca, and from the Civil Rights era

In our new political landscape, radicals on all sides find something to like in the German philosopher

Depictions of Jews in Lewis’s 1936 novel ‘It Can’t Happen Here’ are central to the book’s fascist premise. But these parallels extend well beyond one partiular group of people.

Dispatch from Vienna, where a closely contested presidential election may be a bellwether for an increasingly xenophobic Europe

The recently published footage from 1933 is less about what was, and more about could have been—had Fascists taken over Britain

George Orwell would wince at the Russian leader’s gross distortions of history

‘The Age of the Crisis of Man’ traces the fall and rise of individualist pragmatism in America

The union makes sense: Nazism and consumerism have always been linked