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Elsewhere, too, new elites were taking over from the old, more swiftly and in some cases more violently. In the Soviet Union and Italy, and to a lesser extent in other dictatorial states such as Hungary, societies were being forcibly remade in a new mode, not necessarily more egalitarian, but certainly not based on ancestry or upbringing.
Fracture: Life and Culture in the West, 1918-1938
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