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9/11Blackshirt : Sir Oswald Mosley and British fascism
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xiv, 717 pages, 24 unnumbered pages of plates : 24 cm
This controversial biography of Sir Oswald Mosley, uncovers new information about his support of Nazism, and includes a rare interview with Lady Mosley
Includes bibliographical references (pages 678-685) and index
Tommy -- The First World War -- The patriotic peace -- The vision splendid -- The underworld of rejected knowledge -- The Labour Party -- The coming figure -- A young man in a hurry -- After Baldwin and MacDonald comes ...? -- The new party -- The new movement -- The British Union of Fascists -- Universal Fascism -- Rothermere -- Olympia -- The Nazis -- 1935 -- The East End -- The abdication -- The radio project -- The darkening clouds -- The phoney war -- Prisoner number 2202 -- Lucifer fallen -- The Union movement -- The neo-Fascist internationals -- The coloured invasion -- Rehabilitation
This controversial biography of Sir Oswald Mosley, uncovers new information about his support of Nazism, and includes a rare interview with Lady Mosley
Includes bibliographical references (pages 678-685) and index
Tommy -- The First World War -- The patriotic peace -- The vision splendid -- The underworld of rejected knowledge -- The Labour Party -- The coming figure -- A young man in a hurry -- After Baldwin and MacDonald comes ...? -- The new party -- The new movement -- The British Union of Fascists -- Universal Fascism -- Rothermere -- Olympia -- The Nazis -- 1935 -- The East End -- The abdication -- The radio project -- The darkening clouds -- The phoney war -- Prisoner number 2202 -- Lucifer fallen -- The Union movement -- The neo-Fascist internationals -- The coloured invasion -- Rehabilitation
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