The work of the largest Italian traditionalist thinker Julius Evola, “Fascism: Criticism from the Right,” offered to the reader is a rather original look at the genesis and nature of two authoritarian regimes of the 20th century: fascism and national socialism. Evola's criticism, sometimes merciless and harsh, has nothing in common with the pathetic interpretations of Marxist and liberal scholars. The philosopher proceeds from the idea of an organic traditional state. His positive assessment is given to those features of Italian and German political life that embody these traditional aspirations. The book is intended for a wide range of readers interested in problems of political science, history, philosophy and culture.