The world view of the extreme right 
From the beginning, the fascist movements are experiencing a margin which wants European Socialist. Having enjoyed the power, often been eliminated, it has also managed to invent speeches and ideas for building a nationalist Europe. These have largely contributed to the propaganda of fascist states after 1942, highlighting the building of a "new European order". After the Second World War, and particularly with the phase of decolonization and post-1968, neo-fascism has redeployed these elements within the so-called nationalism révolutionnaire.Ayant-placed unit European horizon of expectation, these fascists are working in the establishment of an action and an international ideology. They therefore participate in many policy areas, national and international, to undertake and different tactics from one to another. Their ideas and drive them-Europeans not only in developing post-modern politics, not hesitating to draw in both leftists signs that Middle Eastern, but the growing geopolitical shifts in illuminating the changing world of tomorrow the First World War to those of 11 September. Hence, it is the history and nature of the fascist phenomenon are revisited.
This book is based primarily on an unpublished literature: Archives internal movements of neo-fascists and police documents, mostly general information. It incorporates material from the thesis of Nicolas Lebourg supported contemporary history at the University of Perpignan, Domitian.
- Nicolas Lebourg The world view of the extreme right - From fascism to nationalism-revolutionary , Editions PU Perpignan in December 2010.
Based on recently declassified archival footage of the author recounts the coup in Algiers in April 1961 and how de Gaulle succeeded in reducing the French generals who wanted to overthrow the government. A fascinating story. 
From the beginning, the fascist movements are experiencing a margin which wants European Socialist. Having enjoyed the power, often been eliminated, it has also managed to invent speeches and ideas for building a nationalist Europe. These have largely contributed to the propaganda of fascist states after 1942, highlighting the building of a "new European order". After the Second World War, and particularly with the phase of decolonization and post-1968, neo-fascism has redeployed these elements within the so-called nationalism révolutionnaire.Ayant-placed unit European horizon of expectation, these fascists are working in the establishment of an action and an international ideology. They therefore participate in many policy areas, national and international, to undertake and different tactics from one to another. Their ideas and drive them-Europeans not only in developing post-modern politics, not hesitating to draw in both leftists signs that Middle Eastern, but the growing geopolitical shifts in illuminating the changing world of tomorrow the First World War to those of 11 September. Hence, it is the history and nature of the fascist phenomenon are revisited. 
