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(iii) shough the power of the % A vestern monopoly . capivelists accompanied py their inlitary allies has be rising since the second | aa ver yet in the exorcise of state pover the interests ant. ideclory of the sastern anc Central mono» oly capitaLiscus ronain couinant, In this sense the most reactionary and cheuvinist sesections of the ruling class do not exercise complete control over the stat machinery, which is necessary condition for the existence of a fascist state. og (iv) While fascist orgasizaticns end fascist tactics Nave existed in the past and have increased in the iast decade, yet the principal method of a fascist state, Such as iiass terror and mass exteriination, are n@ used in comtemporary U.5, . and “Nebec. The forecoing analysis clearly necessitates that the iic-~ diautetasl: is of forgin: unity RONG the worliins class BURANSG one pisin’; tide of fascisya bo cevelop the basis oF the United Front anc subsequently a popular front which would efrectively Vascism, cefend the interest of the people anc thoroughly cereat the folleing four factors are the funcamental conditions ror the cevelopient of the United Front: wri: “bether the victory of fascism can be prevented depends fapst and foreuost on the iwilitant activity of the vorking class itsel?,...5y establisning its fighting unity, the prole- tarilat woule paralyne- the influence of fascism over... the petty Lourgeoisic of the towms, (cities), the youth and the inte elligentsia, auc vould be able to neutralize one seccion ef them and win over eanotner sacthomni.. Second, it deponds on the existence of a strong revolutionary party,correstiy 1 io acing the struggle of the working peepie aceinot Tascism. . third,it deends on a correct policy of the werling class (che rural penulationj, an. the pethy bourgeois masses C2 towns. These wasses mist be taken as they are, and noe aS should like to have them. It is only in the process ov bene strug.ie that they will overcome their doubts anc avevings it is only by political help of the prolctarit : that they will be able to rise to a hicher level of revolutionary cone~ ciousness and cetivity. Fourth, 2% depends on the vigilance revolutionary nvoletariat, The latier must not allow Sascis1 to take Lt unaveres, it must not .urrender the initiative te fascism, bat sust inflict decisive blows on it before 1t can ‘athee its forces, it must not allow fascism vo cons sOLi date its position, it imst repel fascisz whierevex anc whonover it rears lis head, it must not allow fascism to Gai nev pesitions . end timely action of tre WO + ‘ an il ~« But even this is not all. The proictariat of the rialist countries has possible allies not only in the tei 0; t S OWN countries but also in the oppressed navies C2, Tneseuch as tac preictaviat ar) i colonics and seni-colonies. : 5S oruotionallys inasmuch as one a ec split both natieually and Fat ; er its paris supports tie poliey af eolinbevation with Tae bourgeoisie, in pavtionarv its system ov opprefe.szoOM Li bie Ae 4 mi