Fascism for the author was not a "worked out idea." On the contrary, he saw a lot of problems on the solution of which the further fate of mankind depends: was fascism a "revolution on the right" or a "preventive counter-revolution" disguised as a revolution? Who ordered the music of the Nazi marches, to which the millstones of the apparatus of the most brutal terror, which almost destroyed European civilization, revolved with incredible acceleration? Did only the infringed national identity of a great nation allow this monstrous mechanism to turn a significant part of the German people into an instrument of struggle against itself, against defenders of democracy, civil rights and freedoms?