See what’s coming up at the library, or you may be interested in past events.
This hybrid academic conference will explore the Radical Right in the twenty-first century. Organised with the European Fascist Movements 1918-1941 project, the Centre for the Analysis of the Radical Right and HOPE not hate.
This virtual exhibition lecture will explore the rise and decline of fascism in Sweden and the Netherlands, explain their appeal to ordinary fascists in spite of unfavourable conditions and the mediocrity of the objects of their devotion.
In this in-person talk, exhibition co-curators, Roland Clark and Tim Grady, will explore what people meant by fascism from a variety of countries, offering a new way of thinking about what fascism was in interwar Europe.
In this virtual lecture, Professor Marja Jalava will follow the transnational turn within the broader field of fascist studies by focusing on the Lapua Movement and the Patriotic People’s Movement as Finnish manifestations of a European-wide, transnational mobilisation.
In this lecture, Dr Chris Millington will explore the origins and consequences of the violence, including the various fascist movements in French politics.
Join the Library to celebrate the launch of our latest exhibition which looks back to the first manifestations of the destructive phenomenon of fascism.
