Can Europe Survive a Civil War in Greece?

Forbes Monday 7th May, 2012

The full catastrophe? Happy Monday. It’s time to think the unthinkable. We all remember the upshot last time communists and fascists had to share a parliament, right? Conditions in Greece today are beginning to take on the eerie cast of Weimar Germany in its final years. It’s important to emphasize that what went wrong in Weimar had less to do with racial animosity or even economic meltdown, and more to do with a crisis of nationalis...

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