How did radical right-wing ideology respond to the needs of some East
Europeans in the 1930s? What kinds of people were attracted to it?
What were the differences among the "conservative-authoritarian" regimes
in Poland and Hungary, the "royal dictatorships" in the Balkans, and
Fascist-type movements?
What explanation does Berend offer for the lurch to the right in Eastern
Europe in the 1930s? Do Deak and Livezeanu offer alternative explanations for
it?
Why did opposition to the system in interwar Eastern Europe come from the
radical right and not the radical left?