A history of Dutch fascism and the militant anti-fascist response - Job Polak
Not just a 'loner': the Jo Cox murder and fascist terrorism
Anti-fascism: formula for confusion - Bilan (1934)
This article from Bilan, the journal of the Italian communist left in exile in France and Belgium, examines what they consider the disorienting and stifling effect on the proletarian movement, of co-operation with bourgeois forces (liberals and reformist-socialists) in the name of 'anti-fascism'. Bilan argue that the result of such collaboration is the moderation/liquidation of the working-class as a revolutionary force, the co-option of its organs of struggle, and the dissipation of the movement, ultimately taking the view that 'anti-fascism' is self-defeating.