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Why is the petty bourgeoisie as a class associated with nationalism and fascism?

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In modern politics we typically put liberalism in the center, a kind of socially conersvatuve capitalism on the right, social democracy on the left, with communism on the far left and fascism on the far right. Would this way of looking at politics been different in the 19th century and if so how?

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Books on the Fin De Siecle

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Is the Russian expansion into Siberia romanticized in the same way the American frontier was

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Historians often say that modern, American Liberalism was first created during the New Deal, and that American Conservatism as we know it only started with Barry Goldwater in the 1960's If that is the case, what were the ideological differences between the political parties before then?

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Why is the petty bourgeoisie as a class associated with nationalism and fascism?	4	AskHistorians
In modern politics we typically put liberalism in the center, a kind of socially conersvatuve capitalism on the right, social democracy on the left, with communism on the far left and fascism on the far right. Would this way of looking at politics been different in the 19th century and if so how?	2	AskHistorians
Books on the Fin De Siecle	2	AskHistorians
Is the Russian expansion into Siberia romanticized in the same way the American frontier was	1	AskHistorians
Historians often say that modern, American Liberalism was first created during the New Deal, and that American Conservatism as we know it only started with Barry Goldwater in the 1960's If that is the case, what were the ideological differences between the political parties before then?	0	AskHistorians