The rise of radical right-wing populist movements around the world in recent years has led some observers to fear the return of 1930s-style European fascism. In this carefully argued book, Fuentes Codera and Rodrigo, Spanish historians of fascism, look back at the political upheavals of interwar Europe to identify similarities and differences in old and new forms of right-wing extremism. The book argues that European fascism was a distinct twentieth-century phenomenon, emerging from a