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	Oswald Mosley biography .ms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mosley was at this time falling out with the Conservatives over the issue of Irish policy, and the use of the Black and Tans to suppress the Irish population.
		Mosley was always impatient and eventually put forward a whole scheme in the 'Mosley Memorandum' to find it rejected by the Cabinet; he then resigned in May 1930.
		Diana Mosley was also interned, shortly after the birth of their son Max, and they lived together for most of the war in a house in the grounds of Holloway prison.
	oswald-mosley.biography.ms (1519 words)

	Oswald Mosley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Sir Oswald Ernald Mosley ( November 16, 1896 - December 3, 1980) was a British politician, founder of the British Union of Fascists.
		Mosley became a Conservative MP for Harrow in 1918, at the time the youngest member of the Commons.
		Mosley was released in 1943 due to ill health and spent the rest of the war under house arrest.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/oswald_mosley (706 words)

	New Party (UK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The New Party were a political party briefly active in the United Kingdom in the early 1930s.
		They were formed by Oswald Mosley, who had become disaffected with the Labour Party when at their 1930 conference they narrowly rejected his "Mosley Manifesto", a document he had written outlining how he would deal with the problem of unemployment.
		Some parts of the New Party had already began to adopt fascist thinking, its youth movement for example, and in 1932 Mosley united the various fascist organisations in the UK, forming the British Union of Fascists, to which the New Party subsumed itself.
	www.mywiseowl.com /articles/New_Party_(UK) (410 words)

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		Oswald Ernald Mosley was born on the 16
		Oswald became interested in history and politics whilst he was recovering from his ankle injury and, spurred on by his war experiences, he was determined to pursue a career in politics.
		He joined the Conservative party because he thought it was the party of patriotism - he admitted that he knew little of Conservative sentiment and that his main purpose for entering the House of Commons was as a representative of the war generation with the aim of helping his "surviving companions of the war".
	www.budd.karoo.net /Mosley.htm (1875 words)

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		Oswald Ernald Mosley (Sir Oswald on succeeding to the baronetcy as 6th Baronet in 1928) was born into a landed family of Rolleston, Staffordshire in 1896, his father being Sir Oswald Mosley, 5th Bart.
		Following consequent trouble at his meetings Mosley began to develop the use of stewards, and confrontations at meetings led to a loss of electoral support, and in 1932 the New Party was closed down.
		Mosley was increasingly drawn to the perceived success of Italian Fascism in solving the serious social and economic problems of the time, in contrast to the seeming lack of purpose of the democratic multi-party system, visiting Rome and meeting Mussolini.
	www.shef.ac.uk /library/special/bunion.html (1324 words)

	Sir Oswald Mosley -- Briton, Fascist, European
		His New Party meetings had been wrecked when the stewards wore no uniform (for instance at the Rag Market in Birmingham), but BUF meetings were not wrecked because the stewards wore the distinctive fl shirt; that was the acid test.
		Mosley was deeply concerned with this question in his Labour days, being much impressed with Lloyd George's inner cabinet of five men with wide powers which had won the First World War, and in his Memorandum proposed a "machinery of government" to modernize industry and solve unemployment.
		Those parties had become the political armies of the class system, and the Mosley who placed nation before party and valued the individual for his abilities, not his class background, was in that sense a man before his time, the time when the parties would decline through their own shortcomings and corruptions.
	www.ihr.org /jhr/v05/v05p139_Row.html (9882 words)

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		Mosley's failings with regards to the integrity of others is perhaps no more obvious than in the cases of the many alleged Mosleyites that were working for the security services WED Allen (MI6), Mandeville Roe (MI5) and Major General 'Boney' Fuller (MI6), to name but three.
		Mosley suffered illusions of grandeur, but the time for Oswald Mosley had been and gone, the future direction of British fascism lay in the hands of followers of Arnold Leese and the former Mosleyite, AK Chesterton.
		Mosley was after all well travelled, having met amongst others Juan Perón, Serrano Suñer (General Francos former foreign minister), Filipo Anfuso (Mussolinis last foreign minister), Otto Skorzeny (the former SS Colonel infamous for his role in the rescue of Mussolini in 1943), and Hans Ulrich Rudel (the former Luftwaffe german air ace).
	members.lycos.co.uk /mere_pseud_mag_ed/History/MadDogs2.htm (7418 words)

	Articles - Oswald Mosley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mosley was always impatient and eventually put forward a whole scheme in the &#39;Mosley Memorandum' to find it rejected by the Cabinet; he then resigned in May 1930.
		After failure in 1931 Mosley went on a study tour of the &#39;new movements' of Mussolini and other Fascists, and returned convinced that it was the way forward for him and for Britain.
		When Mosley's final share of the vote was less than he expected, he launched a legal challenge to the election on the assumption that the result had been rigged (the election was upheld).
	www.xclimbing.net /articles/Oswald_Mosley (1642 words)

	Oswald Mosley in Scotland with a Short History of the Blackshirts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		When Mosley launched his 'New Party,' the precursor of the British Union of Fascists, it was active in Scotland virtually from the outset.
		A new way of stopping Mosley in Scotland was needed and this they hoped could be achieved by recruiting among the Jewish-dominated razor gangs of Glasgow's Gorbals for allies in a new anti-Mosley alliance.
		Mosley and over 750 of his "boys" were thrown into prison cells previously deemed as unfit for the worst criminals, and then into concentration camps at Ascot and on the Isle of Man. Many were ex-servicemen who had already proved their loyalty to their country in the bloody fields of Flanders.
	www.heretical.com /British/mosley2.html (1958 words)

	S Y N T H E S I S - Oswald Mosley: The Rise & Fall of English Fascism Between 1918-45
		In 1918 Mosley became the Conservative Party MP for Harrow, although he was first and foremost a staunch Unionist and “rarely, if ever, described himself as a Conservative.”[ 11 ] Indeed, by 1920 he had left the Party with many people speculating that he was gravitating towards Labour.
		Although Mosley was renowned for his flirtation with several of the existing Establishment parties, when he initially entered the domain of Fascist politics he was in possession of one or two very strong ideological principles (although policy-making decisions were gradually left to others as time wore on).
		But despite Mosley’s charismatic leadership and his ability to win recruits for the BUF by capitalising upon the issue of Jewish power and securing the short-term financial support of Lord Rothermere, English Fascism was eventually destroyed by its own ideological and strategic contradictions.
	www.rosenoire.org /articles/hist30.php (3460 words)

	Oswald Mosley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mosley continued to organise marches policed by the flshirts, and the government was sufficiently concerned to pass the Public Order Act 1936 which banned political uniforms.
		He had three children by Cimmie, including Nicholas Mosley who wrote a biography of his father.
		Mosley was a noted philanderer and had numerous affairs including, during his first marriage, with his wife's sister Lady Alexandra Metcalfe, as well as her stepmother, Grace Curzon, Marchioness Curzon of Kedleston, the American-born widow of Lord Curzon of Kedleston.
	www.netipedia.com /index.php/Oswald_Mosley (1544 words)

	Topical Words: New
		If the leaders of the Labour Party had not decided in 1995 that a title was needed that both reflected continuity with the principles of the party, yet stressed its revitalisation for the caring Nineties, we would not now have a sudden mild rash of terms in
		The phrase New Britain is a another Labour Party buzzphrase, which was, for example, invoked by Tony Blair in his speech to the Party conference in Brighton this week: “Progress and justice are the two rocks upon which the New Britain is raised to the heights”.
		Looking to earlier times, Oswald Mosley had formed the New Party, which soon became the British Union of Fascists, Lenin had introduced the New Economic Policy, Oliver Cromwell had his New Model Army and we have experienced at various times the New Toryism, the New Liberalism and the New Dissent.
	www.worldwidewords.org /topicalwords/tw-new1.htm (422 words)

	Britain,Fascist,European
		Colonel Joseph Wedgwood of the Labour Party, later a Father of the House, said after Mosley's speech of resignation from government in 1930: "I watched the Liberal Party.
		A further step was that trick derided by Shaw before the dumbfounded Fabians, the trick of panicking the country into defence of the gold standard to be duly followed by the abandoning of the gold standard, yet still to the applause of the servile press.
		It was perhaps his greatest concept: a new order of governments giving a new meaning to democracy, to be achieved through a synthesis of those two old opponents, pre-war fascism and pre-war democracy.
	www.oswaldmosley.com /archives/ombfe.htm (9674 words)

	Ted Kid Lewis
		At the time Mosley headed the" New Party', a proponent of increased government spending, protectionism and a strong anti-Communist stand.
		After visiting with Mussolini, Mosley returned to England and disbanded the" New Party" and formed the "National Union of Fascists." As rumors of Mosley's anti-Semitic positions grew Ted Kid Lewis paid one final visit on Mosley's headquarters, accompanied by his young son Morton.
		"...Mosley was seated...with two of his henchmen in brown shirts standing at his elbows...The two men gave TK the traditional raised arm salute.
	www.antekprizering.com /ttlewiscut.html (575 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Politics - Top Scots Tory brands new political party fascist
		David McLetchie hit out at the right-wing New Party, said to be funded by several leading businessmen, as an outline of its policy platform began to emerge.
		Stewart Crawford, a former Army lieutenant colonel who stood for the Scottish National Party in the Scottish Parliament elections in 1999, is one of the New Partyâs key advisers in Scotland.
		Mr Crawford said that he was not a member of the New Party, which bears the same name as that of Oswald Mosleyâs party of the 1930âs.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /politics.cfm?id=75552003 (278 words)

	Oswald Mosley : British Politician and Philosopher 1896-1980
		Sir Oswald believes in a consensus government, with people from the parties, the universities, public life and the army..
		IT may be considered inappropriate to include a short memoir of Oswald Mosley in a book about friends.
		As for controversy in the press, I would suggest a completely free press subject to one new condition; any individual or institution - including the government - which was attacked in a newspaper, should be given, by law, the right to equal space in that paper for reply.
	www.oswaldmosley.com (968 words)

	Travelling Shoes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		For those of you who don't know Oswald Mosley, here's a quick primer: Oswald Moseley was a 22-year-old, wounded World War I veteran who was elected to the House of Commons in 1918, becoming one of its youngest members ever.
		After the war, Mosley resumed public speaking and writing, mostly advocating a United Europe, one that was essentially isolationist, heavily regulated, and opposed to immigration--all variations of his pre-war ideas.
		Naturally, for Mosley and most of the ex-Blackshirts, Churchill, not Hitler, was the great villian of the war, a man who had given up the British Empire with barely a fight, while compromising eastern Europe's future to the dreaded Soviets at Yalta.
	travellingshoes.blogspot.com /2002_04_07_travellingshoes_archive.html (5501 words)

	Today In Alternate History: February 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Mosleyâs ranks swell with the unemployed, and he is elected Prime Minister in 1932.
		This means that almost 200 Congressmen of the two opposition parties are thrown out of office and replaced with Constitutionalists, and the older parties resist the move by appealing directly to President Ralph Shephard.
		The nationâs first woman president was a target for the Republican Party from the day she was elected in 1996, and they thought that charges of illegality in an old land deal, long since proven false, could provide cover for them to remove her from office.
	althistory.blogspot.com /2005_02_01_althistory_archive.html (14563 words)

	Mosley, Sir Oswald Ernald. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In 1931 he founded another socialist party, the New party, but it received little support, and Mosley began to drift toward fascism.
		Until after the outbreak of World War II, Mosley conducted a speech-making campaign of vilification and abuse, directed largely against the Jews.
		After the war Mosley attempted to revive his movement.
	www.bartleby.com /65/mo/Mosley-S.html (257 words)

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		In 1931, the leading British fascist, Sir Oswald Mosley, was organizing what he at first called the 'New Party'.
		During Mosley's 1936 appearance, for example, his Oxford student followers decked the assembly rooms with Union Jacks, and they blared out the Horst Wessel Song as Mosley strode to the stage, flanked by fl-shirted body guards.
		But he fails to mention that BOTH Mosley AND Buchman were selling spirituality to the elite during the 1930s in Britain, and that they BOTH were fighting against the political left.
	www.orange-papers.org /orange-Diener-Oxford-1930.html (1513 words)

	WCML - Guide to Collections (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		There is a small number of leaflets of Britain's first Fascist party, the British Fascisti (1925-34) revealing the organisation's anti-Bolshevist fears of Communist Sunday Schools and other 'subversive' native political developments.
		As director of BUF publicity and editor of Blackshirt and Action, Beckett proved useful to Mosley in his largely vain attempt to recruit amongst workers in the depressed trades of shipping, textiles and cotton in the mid 1930's.
		A well-known consequence of the growth of domestic and international fascism was that it pushed the Communist Party of Great Britain away from its sectarian, 'class against class' mode of operation.
	www.wcml.org.uk /holdings/fasci.htm (2719 words)

	Timeline 1931
		He joined the party in 1952 and, upon graduation with a law degree in 1955, he became a full-time party official.
		In 1967 he graduated from the Stavropol Agricultural Institute and was named to the party’s Central Committee in 1971.
		He was promoted to the party Secretariat in 1978, earning a reputation as an innovator as party secretary of agriculture.
	timelines.ws /20thcent/1931.HTML (5260 words)

	Sir Oswald Mosley, 6th Bt (1896-1980), Fascist leader
		Sir Oswald Mosley, 6th Bt (1896-1980), Fascist leader
		Conservative (1918-22), Independent (1922-4) and Labour (1924, 1926-31) MP, Mosley was eventually expelled from the Labour Party after a concerted attempt to win the Party round to a planned expansionist economic policy.
		In 1931 he founded the New Party, succeeded in 1932 by the British Union of Fascists which became influenced by Nazism.
	www.npg.org.uk /live/search/person.asp?LinkID=mp05636 (129 words)

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