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Lecturer: Oscar Hidalgo-Redondo Date: 28 April 2009

Comparative Transitions to Democracy University Masaryk in Brno Unit V. The Development of the “Transitology”: Classic Transitions to Democracy in the 1970 and 1980s. Lecturer: Oscar Hidalgo-Redondo Date: 28 April 2009. 5.1 The Collapse of the Second Democratising Wave. Second wave: since 1945

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Aggression and Conflicts Leading to World War II Text pages 763-764; 809-813

Aggression and Conflicts Leading to World War II Text pages 763-764; 809-813. SSWH17 The student will be able to identify the major political and economic factors that shaped world societies between World War I and World War II.

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FASCISM

FASCISM. What is it? How did come to be?. 1930s. Massive unemployment Democracies incapable of dealing with situation. Competing ideologies. Because of this, other political ideologies grow in popularity. The Hammer and Sickle, a Communist symbol. Extreme left. Centre. Extreme right.

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