CARR Blog series on Golden Dawn – Part II – The Women of Golden Dawn
“Golden Dawn Girls,” Håvard Bustnes’ 2017 documentary on the lives of three Golden Dawn women, is a great example of the difficulties in navigating the issue of gender in far…
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Remembering the Holocaust Memorial Day in 2021
Despite the unique challenges Holocaust remembrance events face this year, it is also clear that the collective effort to remember the past remains crucial, as echoes of the Nazi era…
An “ambivalent day”: How the AfD attempts to re-frame the 8th May as day to commemorate German Victimhood
Suggestions to make the 8th May a national German holiday on occasion of the 75th anniversary of the end of Second World War have given the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD)…
The Eyewitness Account of Tadeusz Pankiewicz and the Krakow Ghetto – June 1942
On June 4, 1942, it was the Jews of Krakow who faced the perils and uncertainties of a round-up. A Polish Catholic, Tadeusz Pankiewicz, witnessed the round-up from the window…
Nazi Analogies Won’t Help Counter Radical Right Agendas in Post-Brexit Britain
Those of us living in Britain today, whether we originally hail from these shores or not, are only too aware that we are living through a major historical moment. Those…
A Fascist Christmas: Romania 1940
When leaders of the National Legionary State celebrated Christmas in 1940, it was with a feeling of exuberation and victory. Since it was founded in 1927, the fascist Legion of…