- Sir
Oswald Ernald Mosley, 6th
Baronet (16
November 1896 – 3
December 1980), was a
British aristocrat and
politician who rose to fame
during the 1920s and...
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publicly available.
Symington stood for
Harborough in 1950 as an
independent Mosleyite candidate,
receiving 273 votes. In 1958 he
published the book
Return to...
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Imperium in his name, but
Mosley refused.
Publication was
financed by the
Mosleyites Guy Chesham,
Peter Huxley-Blythe and Yockey's
mistress Baroness Alice...
- Berlin,
Joyce could not find
employment until a
chance meeting with
fellow Mosleyite Dorothy Eckersley got him an
audition at the
Rundfunkhaus ("broadcasting...
- hulk in
Stanley Harbour was used for
interning the
British Fascist and
Mosleyite Jeffrey Hamm. A
minor figure in the
British Union of
Fascists (BUF) at...
- had been used in
politics by four organisations, most
notably by the
Mosleyite party which became the
English National ****ociation and by a 1960s party...
- and a
habit of
wearing sashes. This led to it
being characterised as
Mosleyite or even neo-**** with the
Stormont unionist MP
William McConnell claiming...
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Commissioner in
London and
others in the restaurant. The
event was
picketed by
Mosleyites, who in
concern with
human rights issues in
Congo at the time, demonstrated...
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welfare group. This was
taken over by
Jeffrey Hamm in 1944 and
became a
Mosleyite group. It was
absorbed into the
Union Movement in 1948. The
British People's...
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pages of Identity,
claiming that the
latter was
committed to "the sub-
Mosleyite wackiness of
Arnold Leese's
Imperial Fascist League and the Big Government...
