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May 18, 2007Totalitarian Movements & Political ReligionsOpen Access

‘Clerical Fascism’: Context, Overview and Conclusion

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It was the Catholic priest and leader of the Italian People's Party, Luigi Sturzo, who first coined the term ‘clerico‐fascism’, rather than ‘clerical fascism’, back in 1922. He applied it to former...

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