“When fascists or Nazis or communists did well in elections in the 1930s or ’40s, what followed was some combination of spectacle, repression, and salami tactics – slicing off layers of opposition one by one. Most people were distracted, some were imprisoned, and others were outmatched. The.”

“When fascists or Nazis or communists did well in elections in the 1930s or ’40s, what followed was some combination of spectacle, repression, and salami tactics – slicing off layers of opposition one by one. Most people were distracted, some were imprisoned, and others were outmatched. The.”

— Timothy Snyder