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Bernhard Dietz's new study on British 'Neo-Tories' adds much-needed insight into the neglected social and cultural history of interwar Britain (which Richard Overy's Morbid Age has started to draw attention to). Dietz describes British conservatives of the 1930s as an equivalent to the German 'Konservative Revolution', sympathizing with Italian fascism and cultivating an antifeminist 'ideology of masculinity'.&#62;&#62; review (in German)