Black Hundred: The Rise Of The Extreme Right In Russia

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Explores the roots and growing power of fascism and the extreme right in Russia - a movement that the author asserts presents grave danger to the post-Cold War order. Walter Laqueur believes that Russia will soon have a right-wing government. Laqueur is the author of The Age of Terrorism. Contents Introduction Part One: Before the Revolution 1 The Russian Idea and Manifest Destiny 2 The Black Hundred and the Emergence of the Russian Right 3 The Appearance of the Protocols and the Great Masonic Plot 4 “Damn Thee, Black Devil”: The Orthodox Church and the Radical Right Part Two: Communism and Nationalism, 1917-1987 5 Soviet Patriotism 6 Fascism and the Russian Emigration 7 The Russian Party and National Bolshevism 8 Judaism Without a Mask 9 Neopaganism and the Myth of the Golden Age Part Three: VIllains Galore - The Postcommunist Age 10 The Ideology of the New Right (1) 11 The Ideology of the New Right (2) Part Four: The Struggle For Power, 1987- 12 Tsars and Cossacks 13 Pamyat 14 The Revival of the Orthodox Church 15 The New Nationalist Establishment: Literary Manifestos and Political Initiatives 16 Conclusion: Russian Nationalism Today and Tomorrow Bibliographical Note Index