Seeking the creation of a one-party totalitarian state, Ailtirí na hAiséirghe was Ireland's leading fascist movement during the Second World War. Architects of the Resurrection reconstructs the hidden history of this pro-Axis organisation, and its ambitious plans to make Ireland the leading light of ultra-right extremism in the postwar world.
Seeking the creation of a one-party totalitarian state, Ailtirí na hAiséirghe was Ireland's leading fascist movement during the Second World War. Architects of the Resurrection reconstructs the hidden history of this pro-Axis organisation, and its ambitious plans to make Ireland the leading light of ultra-right extremism in the postwar world.
R. M. Douglas is Associate Professor of History at Colgate University
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List of plates and maps Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Anti-democratic influences in Ireland, 1919-1939 2. 'New' and 'newer' orders 3. The ideology of Aiséirghe 4. The green totalitarian band 5. Democratic deficit 6. Autumn of discontent 7. The 'Cunningham Circus' Conclusion Bibliography Index
List of plates and maps Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Anti-democratic influences in Ireland, 1919-1939 2. 'New' and 'newer' orders 3. The ideology of Aiséirghe 4. The green totalitarian band 5. Democratic deficit 6. Autumn of discontent 7. The 'Cunningham Circus' Conclusion Bibliography Index
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