Dennis, Lawrence—The Coming American Fascism, N.Y., 1936.
The Dynamics of War and Revolution, N.Y., 1940.
Two books by the only fascist theorist in America.
Fraenkel, Ernest—The Dual State: A Contribution to the Theory of Dictatorship, N.Y., 1941.
By distinguishing between the "Prerogative State" and the "Normative State," the author gives an effective account of the attempt of the Nazis to acknowledge an indispensable, if minimal, legal order, which was, comparatively speaking, independent of the extra-legal realm of violence.
Hartshorne, E.Y.—The German Universities and National Socialism, Cambridge, 1937.
A carefully documented account of what happened in the various branches and departments of German universities under the Nazis.
Hitler, Adolph—My Battle, N.Y., 1939.
Hitler's own vitriolic account of his attempt to rise to power.
Lasswell, Harold D.—"The Garrison State," American Journal of Sociology, Chicago, Vol. XLVI, 1940-41, pp. 455-468.
A brief but incisive discussion of the structure of fascism.