H.G. Wells — "In 1932, he told Young Liberals at the University of Oxford that progressive lea…"

In 1932, he told Young Liberals at the University of Oxford that progressive leaders must become liberal fascists or enlightened Nazis who would 'compete in their enthusiasm and self-sacrifice' against the advocates of dictatorship.
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Statement made at a speech to Young Liberals at the University of Oxford.

Date: 1932

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