The saffron swastika
Subtitle: the notion of "Hindu fascism"
By: Koenraad Elst.
Publisher: Voice of India
Published: 2001
Place of publication: New Delhi
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1070
Subjects: Hinduism and politics -- India.; Nationalism -- India.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (v. 2, p. [988]-999) and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Chapter 1. Terms of the Debate; title: 1.1. Introduction; title: 1.2. On "Fascism"; title: 1.3. National-Socialism and "Fascism"; title: 1.4. Fascism and Communism; title: 1.5. Other Voices; title: Chapter 2. Was Guru Golwalkar a Nazi?; title: 2.1. Guruji's First Book; title: 2.2. The RSS and Ethnic Cleansing; title: 2.3. Did Golwalkar Applaud Hitler?; title: 2.4. Golwalkar vs Hitler; title: 2.5. Conclusion; title: Chapter 3. Hindutva, Equality and Racism; title: 3.1. A Brief History of Racism; title: 3.2. Hinduism, Caste and Race; title: 3.3. Hindutva and Racism; title: 3.4. Hindus and Jews; title: 3.5. -Nationalism; title: Chapter 4. Historical Relation of Hindutva; title: with Fascism; title: 4.1. The Moral Rationale of Collaboration; title: 4.2. Hindu and Muslim Positions; title: Regarding Hitler; title: 4.3. The Hindutva Involvement; title: in World War 2; title: 4.4. The Non-Hindutva Forces; title: and the Axis.