Danish Unity: A Political Party Between Fascism and Resistance, 1936-1947 Book

	Preface	7
1	Modern Man. Arne Sorensen's Cultural Criticism 1933-36	9
2	Danish Political Unity. Party Founding 1936	21
3	Christianity and Politics	30
4	The Ten Items From the Fuglso Meeting in 1937	39
5	The Reality of Power. Internal Disputes 1937-38	51
6	The National League 1938	61
7	Denmark's future. Political work 1938-39	77
	Tables	89
8	The Merger with National Cooperation in 1939 and the Start of the World War	93
9	Conservatism, right-wing radicalism, Fascism. Danish Unity's position in the ideological spectrum of the inter-war period	101
10	Danish Unity, the middle class and the failing response	122
11	Danish Unity Now. Our Future after April 9, 1940	130
12	About saying Yes - and No. The Cooperation with Vilhelm la Cour 1941-1942	143
13	Our Political Responsibility Now. Danish Unity between Loyalty and Provocation 1941-1942	159
14	Danish Unity and the Illegal Resistance 1942-43	169
15	Danish and Nordic Unity. Organisational Progress and Political Waiting 1941-1942	176
16	Looking towards the Post-War. The 1943 Parliamentary Election	185
17	Danish Unity between the Policy of Negotiation and Resistance	198
18	Danish Unity and the Illegal Resistance 1943-45	211
19	Danish Unity as a Resistance Organisation	223
20	Arne Sorensen between the Freedom Council and the Politicians 1943-45	230
21	Danish Unity as a Government Party. The Summer of the Liberation 1945	240
22	New Politics for a New Era. Post-War Programme and Liberation Election	251
23	Christian Realism. The Attempt to Redefine Danish Unity's Ideological Foundations 1945-47	258
24	South Schleswig. The Single Issue that became dominant	265
25	How Things have Changed. Internal Disputes 1946-47	274
26	Epilogue. After 1947	282
27	Anti-Fascism, Communitarianism and the Post-War Period	287
	Index	303