The Hungarian Communist party, ethno-nationalism and anti-Semitism
Twentieth Century Communism - ISSN 1758-6437
Volume 2012 Number 4
The Hungarian Communist party, ethno-nationalism and anti-Semitism
PAUL KELEMEN pages 200-217
Abstract
Discusses the attitude of the Hungarian Communist Party to ‘the jewish question’ and anti-semitism in the postwar period. Kelemen argues that the HCP was unable to win broad popular support for its rule and therefore sought to maintain itself in power by stripping out the institutions of civil society and stifling the emergence of new forms of democracy and collective identity, seeking legitimacy in a form of nationalism that colluded in völkisch ethno-nationalism.
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PAUL KELEMEN (2012) The Hungarian Communist party, ethno-nationalism and anti-Semitism , Twentieth Century Communism, 2012(4), 200-217