First published 1981 by Grant McIntyre Ltd
This revised edition published 1983 by Pan Books Ltd, Cavaye Place, London SW10.
© Paul Wilkinson 1981, 1983

Cover illustration by Caz Davies

"WE WORK FOR THE EXTINCTION OF MANKIND..."
August 1980: 84 dead in terrorist attack on Bologna station. Fascist group suspected
September 1980: 12 dead and 312 injured in bomb attack on Munich Beer Festival. Neo-Nazi group suspected.
February 1981: Spanish parliament seized by Fascist members of civil guard in coup attempt.
May 1981: Attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II by fascist mercenary with Bulgarian connections.
May 1981: Fascist sympathisers at every level of Italian government exposed in the P2 scandal.
June 1981: Riots in Brixton, Southall, Lewisham and other parts of Britain linked to provocation from the British Movement and National Front.
August 1982: Anti-semitic terrorist attacks in Paris.

FASCISM IS BACK...
Paul Wilkinson's acclaimed survey of the ultra-right in the 1980s offers a chilling portrait of the fascist terrorism that looms ever more prominently in today's news.
For this Pan edition of The New Fascists, Professor Wilkinson has added extensive new material that up-dates his original text. The succession to power of the Christian Phalange in Lebanon, the split in the South African Nationalists, the Bulldog trial in Britain, and the resurgance of the Peronists in Argentina are chronicled in a new chapter. Another important new section - The Fascist Mentality - offers a sophisticated and provocative analysis of the components of the Fascist mind-set and their increasing appearance outside the confines of the global ultra-right movements.

NAZI MOLE

The Other Face of Terror is the story of an ordinary working man drawn into the ranks of right-wing extremism through a concern with immigration - and of how the same man went on to work as a spy inside some of the most fanatical and dangerous fascist organisations in Europe.
Carrying concealed tape recorders and watched by hidden cameras, Ray Hill met and talked with leading extremists in order to gather hard evidence of their activities - and was single-handedly responsible for preventing a major terrorist attack in London aimed at starting a 'race war' in Notting Hill.
A fascinating study of how an ordinary man can be turned into a fanatical nazi - and of how basic human decency can reassert itself - The Other Face of Terror also provides a chilling insight into the workings of the many European groups dedicated to fomenting race hatred by means of terrorist outrages.

Cover photographs courtesy of Searchlight
Picture above shows, left to right: John Tyndall, Charles Parker & Ray Hill.