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List of Figures ix
Preface and acknowledgements xi
1. Rolao Preto and the Origins of Portuguese Fascism 1
Lusitanian Integralism, 2 * Rolio Preto: The Portuguese
Valois, 15 · Fascism and the Radical Right in the 1920s, 32
. Fascism and the Breakdown of the Republic, 44 * Fascists
and Conservatives under the Military Dictatorship, 52
2. The Emergence of National Syndicalism 69
The Political Programme of National Syndicalism, 76 ·
National Syndicalist Political Activity, 87
3. The National Syndicalist Organisation:
A Political and Social Profile 103
The National Syndicalists, 105 * Leaders, Militants and
Members, 120
4. National Syndicalism and the National Union:
A Comparative Analysis 131
The UN and Authoritarian Single Parties, 132 * The Fas-
cists and the Government Party, 135 * The UN and Nation-
al Syndicalism Compared, 141 * National Union -National
Syndicalist Tension, 154 . Concluding Remarks, 158
5. "Without Power": Conflict and Prohibition 161
Opposition to National Syndicalism, 161 * The Salazar
Offensive: Separation versus Integration, 167 * The Crisis
of 1933, 174 * The Salazarist Split, 178 * Preto's Nation-
al Syndicalism: Integration and Exile, 184
6. "Against the Regime": The Conspiratorial
Years, 1934-1945 193
A Fascist Opposition? 198 * Pro-Coup Agitation, 201 ·
The Impact of the Spanish Civil War, 211 * A Persistent
Sub-Culture, 215 * The Fascists and the New State, 220
7. National Syndicalism and International Fascism 225
An "International Family", 226 * The Nature of Portuguese
Fascism, 236 * A Variant of European Fascism, 240
Sources and Bibliography 245
Index 263
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Nacional-Sindicalismo (Portugal)Portugal Politics and government 1910-1926, Portugal Politics and government 1926-1933, Portugal History Revolution, 1910, Portugal History Revolution, 1926, Fascism Portugal, Preto, Roläao, 1896-1977