Mann, Thomas. Essays: Volume II, 1914-1926. Fischer Verlag, 2002. pp. 311-12.
Transcript: To place communism and Nazi-fascism on the same moral place, in the measure that both are totalitarian, is superficial at best, fascism at worst. Anyone who insists on this comparison could very well be considered a democrat, but deep in their heart a fascist is already there, and naturally they will only fight fascism in a superficial and hypocritical way, while they save all their hatred for communism.
wow, great pull!
edit: do you know what year this specific quote is from?
Sorry, I do not. I found the quote inside The Long Transition Towards Socialism and the End of Capitalism
no worries, thanks anyway