The article touches on the 'moderate left', which was seen as a bigger threat than the right ( were the Nazi's rightwing? I dare to question ).
However, since the fall of the USSR, the 'moderate left' in Western Europe seemingly have lost interest in the classic ideals, bowed to neo-liberalism and found alternative ideals.
So maybe he was not wrong after all.
edit: posted under wrong parent before. I deleted and reposted.
However, since the fall of the USSR, the 'moderate left' in Western Europe seemingly have lost interest in the classic ideals, bowed to neo-liberalism and found alternative ideals.
So maybe he was not wrong after all.
edit: posted under wrong parent before. I deleted and reposted.