This book presents a completely new view of the origins of German fascism. M. Sarkisyants proves that many of the origins of Hitler’s ideas lie in the imperial policy and ideology of England. The author consistently shows how England's colonial policy, its imperial ambitions, attitude to the racial issue, principles of upbringing and education influenced the formation of Hitler's ideas. It tells in detail about the idealization of Hitler's Reich in the conservative establishment of Great Britain, about the participation of the British in the Second World War on the side of Germany. The author also analyzes the fundamental differences in the theoretical and practical approaches of British and German racists, which determined such different fates and assessments of the corresponding historical phenomena.