The Psychology of Fascism

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By Peter Nathan

Faber, 1943, 158 pp

A psychologist seeks to explain the reasons which lead individuals and groups to become possessed of the Fascist state of mind. He stresses mental factors to the neglect of economic, social and political ones.

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