The Mass Psychology of Fascism by Wilhelm Reich

The Mass Psychology of Fascism by Wilhelm Reich

Reich, writing as a psychoanalyst who witnessed the Nazi rise to power firsthand, examines the psychological mechanisms that drive ordinary people toward authoritarian and fascist movements, arguing that sexual repression and rigid family authoritarianism create the psychological conditions fascism exploits.

The controversial book blends Freudian psychoanalysis with Marxist political analysis, and though many of its specific claims remain debated, its central argument that fascism appeals to genuine psychological needs rather than pure irrationality has influenced subsequent scholarship on authoritarianism.

An influential, controversial psychoanalytic study of the appeal of fascism.

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