The interwar years saw the greatest reversal of political liberalization and democratization in modern history.
Fears of Commu.
Why and how did dictatorship proliferate throughout Europe and Latin America in the 1920s and 1930s? Blending perspectives from history, comparative politics, and cognitive psychology, Kurt Weyland argues that the Russian Revolution sparked powerful elite groupings that, fearing communism, aimed to suppress imitation attempts inspired by Lenin\'s success.
The interwar years saw the greatest reversal of political liberalization and democratization in modern history