Explore former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright's insights on fascism's history and modern resurgence in this thought-provoking Aspen Institute talk. Delve into Albright's personal experiences, from her childhood in Czechoslovakia to her role as Secretary of State, as she draws parallels between 20th-century fascist leaders and contemporary figures like Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un. Gain valuable lessons on recognizing and combating fascist ideologies, understand the importance of nationalism, America's global role, and the challenges facing NATO and the European Union. Discover Albright's perspectives on diplomacy, national security, and the refugee crisis, while also learning about influential leaders she admires, including Vaclav Havel. Engage with this timely discussion on preserving democracy and avoiding the mistakes of the past.
Madeleine Albright on Fascism - Its History and Signs of a Modern Resurgence
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Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Who is Madeleine Albright
Childhood in Czechoslovakia
The Aspen Institute
Madeleines father
Mussolini and Hitler
Scapegoats
What is fascism
Mussolini quote
Fascism a warning
Nationalism
Americas Role
End of the West
NATO
Euro mess
National security toolbox
The role of diplomacy
Is Russia a threat
Three leaders she admires
How she met Vaclav Havel
Whats on her todo list
Refugee and immigration
Millennials
Mercury the Messenger
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
