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2. Who argued that the Squadristi is central to Fascism?

  • Tim Mason
  • Richard Overy
  • Emilio Gentile
  • Grahame Gill

3. Who came up with the 'Brutalisation theory'?

  • Roger Griffiths
  • George Mosse
  • Sarah Davies
  • Robert Gellately

4. How many members did the SA have in Nov. 1930, Jan. 1932, and Jan 1933?

  • Nov 30= 100,000, Jan 32= 190,000, Jan 33= 250,000
  • Nov 30= 60,000, Jan 32= 290,000, Jan 33= 450,000
  • Nov 30= 50,000, Jan 32= 230,000, Jan 33= 300,000
  • Nov 30= 210,000 Jan 32= 230,000, Jan 33= 350,000

5. What did Pamela Sweet find?

  • The SA often fought rivals on the street and killed them
  • The SA fought communists on the streets and held them prisoner
  • That SA fought communists on the streets, often knew them, and tried to win them over (lots of movement)
  • The SA didn't know who they were beating up and often picked on random people

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