A Bibliography of Works on and Relating to Oswald Mosley and British Fascism

• All About Sir Oswald Mosley. Sheffield: All-British Anti-Fascist Committee, 1937.
• Allen, W.E.D. “The Fascist Idea in Britain.” Quarterly Review Vol. 261 (October 1933), pp. 223–38. American Review (January 1934), pp. 328–38. Reprinted as Fascism in Relation to British History and Character. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1933].
• Annan, Noel. “Sir Oswald Leave the House” [review of Oswald Mosley, My Life]. New York Review of Books Vol. 19 (31 August 1972), pp. 22–24.
• Aronsfeld, C.C. “Mosley auf dem Vormarsch.” Der Weg Vol. 5 (1950), p. 4.
• ———. “Anti-Jewish Outbreaks in Modern Britain.” The Gates of Zion Vol. 6. (1952), pp. 15–18.
• ———. “Old Fascism Writ Large: Mosley’s Memoirs” [review of Oswald Mosley, My Life]. Patterns of Prejudice Vol. 2 (November-December 1968), pp. 17–20.
• Aubry, G., and Joannon, J. “Le fascisme anglais.” Defense de l’Occident Vol. 17 (July-August 1969), pp. 35–43.
• Bach, Julian S. “Little Hitler.” Survey Graphic Vol. 26 (March 1937), pp. 129–31.
• ———. “Fascism and the British Führer.” Literary Digest Vol. 124 (24 July 1937), pp. 13–15, 39.
• Bader, W.C., Jr. “The Return of Mosley” [review of Robert Skidelsky, Oswald Mosley]. Wiener Library Bulletin Vol. 30, Nos. 41–42 (1977), pp. 62–67.
• Barnes, J.S. Half a Life Left. London: Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1937.
• Be on Your Guard! How Fascists Work. Tiptree: Anchor Press, 1940.
• Beckett, John. Fascism and Trade Unionism. London: BUF Publications, 1936.
• ———, and Thomson, Alexander Raven. Private Trade and Co- operator: The Fascist Solution to the Problems of the Distributive Trade. London: BUF Publications, 1935.
• Bellamy, Reynall. “We Marched with Mosley.” Unpublished autobiographical manuscript, n.d.
• Benewick, Robert J. The Fascist Movement in Britain. London: Allen Lane. 1972.
• ———. “The British Fascist Movement, 1932–40.” Ph.D. dissertation, Manchester University, 1963.
• ——— . “Mosley’s Anti-Semitism: A Survey of His Record, 1933–1939.” Wiener Library Bulletin Vol. 13, Nos. 3–4 (1959), pp. 33, 41.
• ———. “A Climate of Violence.” Political Studies Vol. 17 (December 1969), pp. 511–13.
• ———. “Interpretations of British Fascism.” Political Studies Vol. 24 (September 1976), pp. 320–24.
• ———, and Smith, Trevor (eds.). Direct Action and Democratic Politics. London: Allen and Unwin, 1972.
• Bermondsey Says No to Fascism: United Against Mosley. London: Bermondsey Trade Council, 1937.
• Bernays, Robert. “Fascism and the Answer.” Spectator Vol. 152 (27 April 1934), pp. 652–53.
• ———. “The Future of British Fascism.” Spectator Vol. 157 (18 December 1936), pp. 1075–76.
• Biddiss, Michael D. “Fascism and the Race Question: A Review of Recent Historiography.” Race No. 10 (1968–69).
• Bielstein, Hans H. “Neue Manner – neu Bewegungen: England: Sir Oswald Mosley.” Westermanns Monatshefte Vol. 163 (February 1938), pp. 437–38.
• Billig, Michael. Fascists. London: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1978.
• Birch, J.E.L. Why They Join the Fascists. London: Peoples’ Press, 1937.
• Blackshirt Policy: A Brief Statement of the Policy of the British Union of Fascists. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1934].
• “Blackshirts.” Round Table Vol. 24 (September 1934), pp. 717–31.
• Blake, Robert. “The Politics of Prejudice.” Spectator Vol. 221 (1 November 1968), pp. 627–28.
• Blume, Hilary Sharn Braverman. “A Study of Anti-Semitic Groups in Britain, 1918–1940.” Unpublished M.Phil. thesis, Sussex University, 1971.
• Bogdanor, Vernon. “A Deeply Flawed Hero” [review of Robert Skidelsky, Oswald Mosley]. Encounter Vol. 44 (June 1975), pp. 69–77.
• Bondy, Louis W. “Great Britain and the British Empire,” in Racketeers of Hatred: Julius Streicher and the Jew Baiters’ International. London: Wolsey, 1946.
• Boothby, Baron Robert. I Fight to Live. London: Victor Gollancz, 1947.
• ———. “Mosley: A Wasted Potential” [review of Robert Skidelsky, Oswald Mosley. books and bookmen Vol. 20 (May 1975), p. 31.
• ———. “The Mosley I Remember” [review of Nicholas Mosley, Rules of the Game]. London Daily Telegraph (10 December 1982), p. 8.
• Bosworth, R.J.B. “The British Press, the Conservatives, and Mussolini, 1920–34.” Journal of Contemporary History Vol. 5, No. 2 (1970), pp. 163–82.
• Bowie’s Annual: Cartoons from ‘Action’ and ‘The Blackshirt’. London: Action Press, n.d. [1937?].
• Brailsford, H.N. “Fascism in England.” New Republic [London] Vol. 80 (22 August 1934), pp. 42–43.
• Brewer, John D. Mosley’s Men: The BUF in the West Midlands. London: Gower, 1984.
• ———. “The British Union of Fascists, Sir Oswald Mosley, and Birmingham: An Analysis of the Content and Context of an Ideology.” Unpublished M.Soc.Sci. thesis, University of Birmingham, 1975.
• ———. “Breaking the Rules” [review of Nicholas Mosley, Beyond the Pale]. Patterns of Prejudice Vol. 18, No. 1 (January 1984), pp. 50–52.
• ———. “A Prologemenon on the Membership of British Fascism under Sir Oswald Mosley.” Unpublished paper, delivered at Bergen Conference on Comparative European Nazism and Fascism, Bergen, Norway, 19–21 June 1974.
• Britain and Jewry. London: Abbey Supplies, n.d. [1937?].
• Britain’s Fifth Column: A Plain Warning. Tiptree: Anchor Press, n.d. [1940].
• British Fascism Explained. London: Union of Democratic Control [Youth Anti-Fascist Committee], n.d. [1935].
• British Fascist Policy and Creed. London: BUF Publications, 1933.
• British Union and the Transport Workers. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1937].
• British Union Constitution and Rules. London: BUF Publications, 1938.
• “The British Union of Fascists in Yorkshire, 1934–1940.” Unpublished anon. manuscript, Trevelyan Scholarship Project, 1960.
• British Union (of Fascists): Roll of Honor. London: National Council for Civil Liberties, 1945.
• British Union Pictorial Record 1932–37. London: RUF Publications, n.d. [1937].
• Brogan, D.W. “Memory and the Historian” [review of Oswald Mosley, My Life]. Spectator Vol. 221 (8 November 1968), pp. 656–57.
• Brunner, H. “Faschismus in England.” Schweizerische Monatshefte Vol. 13 (1933), pp. 463–69.
• BUF and Anti-Semitism: An Exposure. London: Lane, n.d. [1937?].
• The BUF by the BUF. Tiptree: Anchor Press, n.d. [1938].
• BUF Medical Policy. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1936?].
• Callender, Harold. “Mosley’s Creed – A Revealing Interview: The British Fascist Leader Answers Pointed Questions on the Present and Future Trend of His Movement.” New York Times Magazine (24 June 1936), pp. 3, 16.
• Calverton, V.F. “Swastika over England?” Current History Vol. 46 (September 1937), pp. 25–29.
• Carpenters L.P. “Corporatism in Britain, 1930–1945.” Journal of Contemporary History Vol. 11, No. 1 (1976,) pp. 3–25.
• Cassels, Alan. “[The Spread of Fascism – The Advanced Nations of Western Europe:] Great Britain,” in Fascism. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell, 1975.
• Catlin, G.E.G. “Fascist Stirrings in Britain.” Current History Vol. 39 (February 1934), pp. 542–47.
• Cesarani, David. “Fascism on the Periphery: Ineffectual and Insignificant” [review of John D. Brewer, Mosley’s Men]. Patterns of Prejudice Vol. 18, No. 3 (July 1984), pp. 53–55.
• Chambers-Hunter, W.E.A. British Union and Social Credit. London: Greater Britain Publications, n.d. [1939].
• Chassaigne, J. Coudurier de. “Sir Oswald Mosley, Bart.” L’Illustration No. 4906 (13 March 1937), p. 280.
• Chesterton, A.K. Apotheosis of the Jew. London: Abbey Supplies, n.d. [1936?].
• ———. Creed of a Fascist Revolutionary. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1936].
• ———. Fascism and the Press. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1936?].
• ———. Oswald Mosley: Portrait of a Leader. London: Action Press, n.d. [1937]. Mosley: Geschichte und Program des britischen Faschismus. Leipzig: Seeman Verlag, 1937. Abridgment: British Fascism: Mosley’s Fascist Movement in Britain [ed. K. Arns]. Frankfurt: Moritz Diesterweg, 1938.
• ———. Why I Left Mosley. London: The Author, 1938.
• ———, and Leftwich, Joseph. The Tragedy of Anti-Semitism. London: Anscombe, 1948.
• Clarke, E.G. The British Union and the Jews. London: Abbey Supplies, n.d. [1938].
• Cohen, J.L. “Fascist Interlude in England.” Menorah Journal Vol. 25 (January 1937), pp 101–10.
• Cole, G.D.H. A History of Socialist Thought, Volume 5: Socialism and Fascism I931–1939. London: Macmillan, 1960.
• Cole, J.A. Lord Haw Haw – and William Joyce. London: Farber, 1964.
• Cross, Colin. The Fascists in Britain. London: Barrie and Rockliff, 1961; New York: St. Martins, 1961.
• Curzon, Baroness Mary Irene. In Many Rhythms: An Autobiography. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1953.
• Davidal, Jacques. “L’opposition nationale britannique.” Defense de l’Occident Vol. 15 (September-October 1967), pp. 35–50.
• Davidson, Lionel. “The Return of the Man in Black.” John Bull Vol. 106 (5 September 1959), pp. 9–10, 30.
• Davies, Sellick. Why I Joined the New Party. London: New Party, 1931.
• Deakin, Nicholas. “The Vitality of a Tradition,” in Colin Holmes (ed.), Immigrants and Minorities in British Society. London: Allen and Unwin, 1978.
• Del Boca, Angelo, and Giovana, Mario. “Great Britain,” in Fascism Today: A World Survey. New York: Random House, 1969.
• De Miege, M. R. La dottrina del Fascism o in Inghilterra. Rome: Tip. Pallotta, 1933.
• ‘Democritus Junior.’ “Mosley at Oxford.” Canadian Forum Vol. 16 (July 1936), pp. 20–21.
• Diston, Marshall. The Sleeping Sickness of the New Party. London: New Party, n.d. [1931].
• ———, and Forgan, Robert. The New Party and the I.L.P. London: New Party, n.d. [1931].
• Dolan, Charles. Mosley Exposed: The Blackshirt Racket. London[?], n.d. [1935?].
• Douglas, J.L. Spotlight on Fascism. London: Communist Party of Great Britain, 1934.
• ‘Drennan, James’ [W.E.D. Allen]. BUF, Oswald Mosley, and British Fascism. London: Murray, 1934. BUF, der britische Faschismus und sein Führer. Berlin: Bacmeister, 1934. Abridgement: Der britische Faschismus und sein Führer Sir Oswald Mosley. Berlin: Beltz, 1935.
• Driberg, Thomas E.N. Mosley? No! London: Allen, n.d. [1948].
• Driver, Nellie. “From the Shadows of Exile.” Unpublished autobiographical manuscript, n.d.
• Dutt, R. Palme. Fascism and Social Revolution. London: Lawrence, 1934.
• ———. “The Anti-Fascist Front.” Labour Monthly Vol. 16 (October 1934), pp. 387–402.
• ———. “The Cotton Industry and the Fascist Offensive in Lancashire.” Labour Monthly Vol. 17 (April 1935), pp. 232–42.
• Eisenberg, Dennis. “Great Britain,” in The Re-emergence of Fascism. New York: A.S. Barnes, 1967.
• Ehrentreich, Alfred. “Sir Oswald Mosley.” Neuphilologische Monatsschrift Vol. 6 (1935), pp. 337–50.
• “Englische Fascisten.” Neue Weltbuhne Vol. 3 (8 February 1934), pp. 169–71.
• Extremism in Britain. London: National Constitutional Defence Movement, n.d. [1937].
• Eye-Witnesses at Olympia: A Collection of Statements by People Who Were Present at the Meeting of the British Union of Fascists at Olympia, June 7th, 1934. London: Union of Democratic Control, 1934.
• Eysenck, Hans J., and Coulter, T.T. “The Personality and Attitudes of Working Class British Communists and Fascists.” Journal of Social Psychology Vol. 87 (June 1972), pp. 59–73.
• “Faschismus: englische Anfange.” C.V. Zeitung Vol. 13 (1934), p. 3.
• Fascism and Agriculture. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1936].
• Fascism, Anti-Semitism, and the Jews. London: Jewish Peoples’ Council of Labour, 1934.
• “Fascism for Britain?” Review of Reviews Vol. 85 (February 1934), pp. 16–19.
• “Fascism for Britain?” Spectator Vol. 152 (February 1934), p. 225.
• Fascism: The Enemy of the People. London: National Council of Labour, 1934.
• Fascist Fallacies. London: National Constitutional Defence Movement, n.d. [1936?].
• “Fascists Come to England.” Living Age Vol. 346 (March 1934), pp. 46–48.
• [*] Fuller, J.F.C. India in Revolt. London: Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1931.
• ———. War and Western Civilisation 1832–1932: A Study of War as a Political Instrument and the Expression of Mass Democracy. London: Duckworth, 1932.
• ———. Empire Unity and Defence. Bristol: Arrowsmith, 1934.
• ———. The First of the League Wars: Its Lessons and Omens. London: Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1936. Der erste der Volkerbundskriege. Berlin: Rowolt, 1938.
• ———. Memoirs of an Unconventional Soldier. London: Nicholson and Watson, 1936. Erinnerungen eines freimuetigen Soldaten. Berlin: Rowolt, 1937.
• ———. The Conquest of Red Spain. London: Burns, Oates and Washborne, n.d [1937].
• ———. March to Sanity: What the British Union Has to Offer Britain. London: Action Press, n.d. [1937].
• ———. Towards Armageddon: The Defence Problem and its Solution. London: Lovat Dickson, 1937.
• ———. Decisive Battles: Their Influence Upon History and Civilisation. London: Eyre and Spottiswoode, 2 vols. 1939–40.
• ———. Machine Warfare: An Enquiry into the Influence of Mechanics on the Art of War. London: Hutchinson, 1942.
• ———. Das Problem Europa: eine Untersuchung ueber Verfall und Rettung der Welt. Berlin: Nibelungen Verlag, 1944.
• ———. The Second World War 1939–1945. New York: Duell, Sloan, and Pearce, 1948; 1954.
• Galinsky, Karl-Hans (ed.). British Fascism [Teubners Neusprachliche Lesestoffe im Dienste Nationalpolitischer Erziehung, Hefte Nr. 9]. Leipzig: Teubner Verlag, 1935.
• Garratt, Geoffrey T. The Shadow of the Swastika. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1938.
• Geiger, David M. “British Fascism as Revealed in the British Union of Fascists’ Press.” Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, New York University, 1963.
• ———. “Blackshirts as Jew-Baiters.” Wiener Library Bulletin Vol. 20, No. 4 (Autumn 1966), pp. 11–14.
• ‘Gens.’ “An Open Letter to Sir Oswald Mosley.” New English Weekly Vol. 4 (1 March 1934), pp. 463–64.
• “Das Gesetz ueber Sir Oswald Mosley.” Sozialistische Press-Korrespondenz [Frankfurt} No. 30 (1948), p. 24.
• “Ghosts of the Past: Sir Oswald Mosley’s Alternative.” Wiener Library Bulletin Vol. 2 (November 1947), p. 1.
• Gibbons, Russell W. “Mosley on Campus.” Commonweal Vol. 77 (2 November 1962), pp. 142–43.
• Gordon-Canning, Robert. The Inward Strength of a National Socialist. London: Greater Britain Publications, n.d. [1934?].
• ———. The Holy Land: Arab or Jew? London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1936?].
• ———. Mind Britain’s Business: British Union Foreign Policy. London: Greater Britain Publications, 1938.
• Goulding, Michael. Peace Betrayed: Labour’s Peace Policy Through British Union Eyes. London: Greater Britain Publications, 1938.
• Graham, Alistair. Fascism in Britain: An Account of the Rise and Decline of Fascism in British Politics. Badminton: Pharos Press, 1966.
• Granzow, Brigitte. A Mirror of Nazism: British Public Opinion and the Emergence of Hitler. London: Victor Gollancz, 1964.
• Graveli, Asvero (ed.). Il Fascismo Inglese. Rome: Nuova Europa, 1934.
• ‘Grecian.’ “Prime Ministers of Tomorrow? Studies of Post-War Politics, I: Sir Oswald.Mosley.” Time and Tide Vol. 12 (7 March 1931), p. 279.
• Griffiths, Richard. Fellow-Travellers of the Right: Enthusiasts for Nazi Germany 1933–1939. London: Oxford University Press. 1983.
• Griggs, Anne Brock. Women and Fascism: Ten Important Points. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1935?].
• Groves, Reg. East End Crisis: Socialism, the Jews, and Fascism. London: Socialist League London Area Committee, n.d. [1937].
• Grunfeld, Walter. “Mosley Makes a Comeback.” New Republic [London] Vol. 118 (9 February 1948), pp. 23–25.
• Haas, Werner (ed.). Europa will lebel: die nationalen Erneuerungsbewegungen in Wort und Bild. Berlin: Batschari Verlag, 1936.
• Hamilton, Alistair. “England,” in The Appeal of Fascism: A Study of Intellectuals and Fascism 1919–1945. New York: Macmillan, 1971.
• Hamm, Jeffrey. Britain Awake: Challenge the Old Gang. London: The Author, n.d. [1947].
• ———. Action Replay: An Autobiography. London: Howard Baker, 1983.
• Hannington, Wal. Fascist Danger and the Unemployed. London: National Unemployed Workers’ Movement, 1939.
• Hawks, Olive. Women Fight for Britain and for Britain Alone. London: Greater Britain Publications, n.d. [1938].
• Helmolt, T. von. “Ideologische Unterbau des englischen Faschismus.” Der Ring Vol. 6 (1934), p. 364.
• Heyward, Peter. Menace of the Chain Store: British Union Policy for the Distributive Trades. London: Greater Britain Publications, n.d. [1938?].
• ———. Shopkeepers at War: Against War and Monopoly. London: Abbey Supplies, n.d. [1939?].
• Hill, F.D. Against Trust and Monopoly: Commercial Travellers and Shopkeepers at Action. London: Abbey Supplies, n.d. [1934?].
• Holmes, Colin. Anti-Semitism in British Society 1876–1939. New York: Holmes and Meier, 1979.
• ———. “East-End Anti-Semitism, 1936.” Bulletin of the Society for the Study of Labour History No. 32 (Spring 1976), pp. 26–33.
• Iddekinge, P.R.S. Van, and Paape, A.H. Ze zijn er nog: een documentatie over fascistische, nazistische en andere rechts- radicale denkbeelden en activiteiten na 1945. Amsterdam: De Bezige Bij, 1970
• “I Love Mosley.” Time Vol. 50 (15 September 1947), p. 29.
• International Finance: More Fascist Lies Exposed. Tiptree: Anchor Press, n.d. [1940].
• Irving, David. “Small Bills in Sealed Packages: How Mussolini Kept Sir Oswald Mosley’s Fascists in Funds.” Focal Point (30 October 1981).
• It Can Happen Again. London: Senior S.P. Press, n.d. [1947?].
• Jenks, Jorian. The Land and the People: British Union Policy for Agriculture. London: Greater Britain Publications, n.d. [1938?].
• Joad, C.E.M. The Case for the New Party. London: New Party, n.d. [1931].
• ———. “Prologemena to Fascism.” Political Quarterly Vol. 2 (1931), pp. 82–99.
• John, Michael. Face of Revolution. New York: Macmillan, 1936.
• “John Bull’s Mosley Blackshirts are Tamed but Provocative Ideas Spread.” Newsweek Vol. 13 (13 February 1937), pp. 22–23.
• Jones, J.R. “England,” in Hans Rogger and Eugen Weber (eds.), The European Right: A Historical Profile. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1966.
• Jones, Mervyn. “Still Trying.” New Statesman Vol. 38 (22 October 1949), pp. 444–45.
• ———. “Mosley Stirs.” New York Times Magazine (12 March 1950), pp. 53–55.
• Joyce, William. Dictatorship. London: BUF Publications, 1933.
• ———. Fascist Education Policy. London: BUF Publications, 1933.
• ———. Fascism and India. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1936?].
• ———. Fascism and Jewry. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1936?].
• ———. National Socialism Now. London: National Socialist League, 1937.
• ———. Jewish Policy Exposed. London: The Author, 1938.
• ———. Twilight over England: The Path to Democracy is the Road to Oblivion. The Hague: ‘Oceanus,’ 1942. Daemmerung ueber England. Berlin: Internationale Verlag, 1940.
• Kedwards, H.R. “Britain, Belgium and Spain,” in Fascism in Western Europe 1900–45. New York: New York University Press, 1971.
• Kenyon, H.W. Towards Freedom: Trade Unionism, Its History and Future. London: Greater Britain Publications, n.d. [1935?].
• Keynes, John Maynard. “Sir Oswald Mosley’s Manifesto.” Nation and Athenaeum Vol. 48 (13 December 1930), p. 367.
• Kibblewhite, L., and Rigby, A. Fascism in Aberdeen. Aberdeen: Aberdeen Peoples’ Party, 1978.
• ‘Kim.’ “Tories as Communist Supporters.” Saturday Review Vol. 157 (16 June 1934), pp. 688–89.
• ———. “Rothermere and Mosley.” Saturday Review Vol 157 (28 July 1934), pp. 879–80.
• ———. “A Conservative Leader?” Saturday Review Vol. 158 (29 December 1934), pp. 583–84.
• Kitchen, Michael. Fascism. London: Macmillan, 1976.
• Klein, Rudolf. “The Fascist Temper” [review of Oswald Mosley, My Life]. Commentary Vol. 53 (April 1972), pp. 98–100.
• ———. “Rat Out of the Bag” [review of Robert Skidelsky, Oswald Mosley]. New Society Vol. 32 (3 April 1975), pp. 28–29.
• Knickerbocker, H.R. Die Schwarzhemden in England und Englands wirtschaftlicher Aufstieg. Berlin: Rowohlt, 1934. Il Fascismo inglese e la reforma economica dell’Inghilterra. Milan: Bompiani, 1935.
• Koss, Stephen. “One of the Lost Boys” [review of Robert Skidelsky, Oswald Mosley]. New Statesman Vol. 89 (21 March 1975), p. 376.
• Krieger, Heinz. England und die Judenfrage in Geschichte und Gegenwart. Frankfurt: Moritz Diesterweg Verlag, 1938.
• Lansbury, George. “Anti-Semitism in the East End.” Spectator Vol. 157 (24 July 1936), pp. 133–34.
• Lean, E. Tangye. “Moderns,” in The Napoleonists: A Study in Political Disaffection, 1760–1960. London: Oxford University Press, 1970.
• Leaper, W.J. Fascism for the Million. London: BUF Publications, 1936.
• Lebzelter, Gisela C. Political Anti-Semitism in England 1918–1939. London: Macmillan, 1978.
• Ledeen, Michael. Universal Fascism. New York: Howard Fertig, 1972.
• Lees-Milne, James. Another Self. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1970.
• Lehmann, Ruth P. Anglo-Jewish Bibliography, 1937–1970. London: Jewish Historical Society of England, 1973.
• Letters of Lucifer and Leading Articles from ‘The Blackshirt’. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1933].
• Lindscheidt, F. “Oswald Mosley probierte nochmal.” Die Hilfe Vol. 38 (5 November 1932), pp. 1074–76.
• Louis, Margeurite. “What I Saw Inside Olympia.” New Leader (15 June 1934), p. 3.
• Lunn, Kenneth, and Thurlow, Richard C. (eds.). British Fascism: Essays on the Radical Right in Inter-War Britain. New York: St. Martins Press, 1980.[**]
• Mackenzie, Norman. “Mosley Emerges.” New Statesman Vol. 32 (9 November 1946), p. 335.
• Maclean, M.J. Mosley Exposed. London: Board of Deputies of British Jews, n.d. [1936?].
• Malone, Cecil. What is the Mosley Memorandum? London: Caledonian Press, n.d. [1930].
• Mandle, W.F. Anti-Semitism and the British Union of Fascists. London: Longmans, 1968.
• ———. “Sir Oswald Mosley’s Resignation from the Labour Government.” Historical Studies: Australia and New Zealand Vol. 10 (May 1963), pp. 493–510.
• ———. “The New Party.” Historical Studies: Australia and New Zealand Vol. 12 (October 1966), pp. 343–55.
• ———. “The Leadership of the British Union of Fascists.” Australian Journal of Politics and History Vol. 12 (December 1966), pp. 360–83.
• ———. “Sir Oswald Leaves the Labour Party, March 1931.” Labour History [Canberra] No. 12 (May 1967), pp. 35–51.
• Martin, Kingsley. Fascism, Democracy, and the Press. London: New Statesman and Nation, 1938.
• ———. “Can England Escape?” New Statesman Vol. 15 (13 May 1933), pp. 592–93.
• ———. “Fascism and the Daily Mail.” Political Quarterly Vol. 5 (April 1934), pp. 273–76.
• ———. “The Black Army.” New Statesman Vol. 17 (16 June 1934), pp. 904–05.
• ———. “Hyde Park.” New Statesman Vol. 8 (8 September 1934), pp. 283–85.
• ———. “Fascism and the Jews.” New Statesman Vol. 12 (10 October 1936), pp. 496–97.
• ———. “The Prophecies of Doom” [review of Oswald Mosley, My Life]. New Statesman Vol. 76 (25 October 1968), pp. 537–38.
• Melville, Cecil F. The Truth About the New Party: And Much Else Besides Concerning Sir Oswald Mosley’s Political Aims, the ‘Nazi’ Movement of Herr Adolph Hitler and the Adventure in Political Philosophy of Mr. Wyndham Lewis. London: Wishart, 1931.
• ———. “Political Upheaval, I: Sir Oswald Mosley.” Fortnightly Review Vol. 129 (1 May 1931), pp. 658–67.
• Memorandum on Fascism. London: Economic Advisory Bureau, 1934.
• Miles, A.C. Fascism and Shipping. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1935?].
• ———. Mosley in Motley. London: The Author, 1937.
• Miles, R., and Phizacklea, A. (eds.). Racism and Political Action in Britain. London: Routledge and Keegan Paul, 1979.
• Mitford, Jessica. Hons and Rebels. London: Victor Gollancz, 1960. Daughters and Rebels. New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1960.
• Montague, Ivor. Blackshirt Brutality: The Story of Olympia. London: Workers’ Bookshop, 1934.
• Mosley Fascism: The Man, His Policy and Methods. London: Labour Research Department, 1935.
• Mosley: What They Say, What They Said, What He Is. London: Raven Books, 1947.
• “Mosley’s Union Movement: ‘Rich’ Israelis and ‘Poor’ Arabs.” Wiener Library Bulletin Vol. 10, Nos. 5–6 (1956), p. 43.
• Mosley, Diana. A Life of Contrasts. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1977.
• Mosley, Nicholas. Rules of the Game: Sir Oswald Mosley and Lady Cynthia 1896–1933. London: Secker and Warburg, 1982.
• ———. Beyond the Pale: Sir Oswald Mosley and Family 1933–1980. London: Secker and Warburg, 1983.
• Mosley, Oswald. Revolution by Reason. Birmingham: Borough Labour Party, 1925.
• ———. Sir Oswald Mosley M.P. Replies to Mr. Baldwin on Industrial Problems and the Socialists. London: Independent Labour Party Publications Department, 1929.
• ———. Why We Left the Old Parties. London: New Party, n.d. [1931].
• ———. The Greater Britain. London: BUF Publications, 1932.
• ———. Fascism Explained: Ten Points of Fascist Policy. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1933]. Abridged editions: British Union Policy: Ten Points [1933]; British Union for British Race: Ten Points of Fascist and National Socialist Policy [1937].
• ———. Fascism in Britain. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1933].
• ———. Fascism: 100 Questions Asked and Answered. London: BUF Publications, 1936.
• ———. Education Not Conscription: A Real National Militia. London: Sanctuary Press, 1938.
• ———. Taxation and the People. London: Abbey Supplies, n.d. [1938].
• ———. Tomorrow We Live. London: Greater Britain Publications, 1938.
• ———. Britain First: Being the Verbatim Report of Mosley’s Speech to the Largest Indoor Meeting Held in the Earls Court Exhibition Hall, Sunday, July 16, 1939. London: Action Press, 1939.
• ———. The British Peace: How to Get it. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1940].
• ———. My Answer. Ramsbury: Mosley Publications, 1946.
• ———. The Alternative. Ramsbury: Mosley Publications, 1947. Die Alternative. Ramsbury: Mosley Publications, 1949.
• ———. The Menace of Russian Communism: The Necessity to Prevent its Developing and Using the Atom Bomb for World Conquest. Ramsbury: Mosley Publications, n.d. [1947].
• ———. Mosley Writes on East London Meetings. Ramsbury: Mosley Publications, n.d. [1947].
• ———. Mosley’s Speech. Ramsbury: Mosley Publications, n.d. [1947].
• ———. A Policy for Britain. Ramsbury: Mosley Publications, n.d. [1947].
• ———. Union of Europe: Extension of Patriotism, Idea of Kinship. Ramsbury: Mosley Publications, n.d. [1947].
• ———. Europe A Nation: Mosley’s Speech in East London 16th October 1948 on the Election of a European Assembly. Ramsbury: Sanctuary Press, n.d. [1948].
• ———. Free Speech in Union. Ramsbury: Union Movement, 1948.
• ———. Germany: The Key to Europe. Ramsbury: Sanctuary Press, n.d. [1948].
• ———. Ireland’s Right to Unite: When Entering European Union. London: Sanctuary Press, 1948.
• ———. Objects of Union Movement. Ramsbury: Mosley Publications, n.d. [1948].
• ———. Africa: The Source of European Recovery. Ramsbury: Sanctuary Press, n.d. [1949].
• ———. An Answer to Labour: Feet on the Ground or Heads in the Sand. Ramsbury: Sanctuary Press, n.d. [1949].
• ———. The Coming Crisis: What Will ‘They’ Do? London: Sanctuary Press, n.d. [1949].
• ———. Europe, A Nation: Africa, Empire of Europe. Text of Mosley’s Speech at Kensington Town Hall on 18th October 1949. Ramsbury: Mosley Publications, 1949.
• ———. Germany and Russia. Ramsbury: Sanctuary Press, n.d. [1949].
• ———. Six Points of European Socialism. London: Sanctuary Press, n.d. [1949].
• ———. The European Situation: The Third Force. Ramsbury: Mosley Publications, 1950. Rettung des Abendlandes: die Dritte Macht. London: Union Movement, 1950.
• ———. The Present Situation: We Shall Fight and Win. London: Sanctuary Press, n.d. [1950].
• ———. The A.B.C. of Modern Economics. London: Sanctuary Press, n.d. [1951].
• ———. The Bottom of Bevanism. London: Sanctuary Press, 1951.
• ———. Union Movement Policy: Ten Points. London: Sanctuary Press, n.d. [1951].
• ———. What Chance of Peace? London: Sanctuary Press, n.d. [1951].
• ———. European Socialism. London: Sanctuary Press, 1951.
• ———. Mosley: Policy and Debate. London: Euphorion Books, 1954.
• ———. Automation, Problem and Solution: The Answer of European Socialism. London: Sanctuary Press, 1956.
• ———. European Socialism: A Summary of the Policy and a Reply to Comment and Criticism from Britain, Germany, Italy, and America. London: Sanctuary Press, 1956.
• ———. The Government of Tomorrow: The Problem of Power. London: Sanctuary Press, 1956.
• ———. United States of Europe: Speech in Trafalgar Square, London, on Saturday July 1st 1956. London: Sanctuary Press, 1956.
• ———. Wagner and Shaw: A Synthesis. London: Sanctuary Press, 1956.
• ———. Mosley: The Facts. London: Euphorion Books, 1957.
• ———. Europe: Faith and Plan. London: Euphorion Books, 1958. Ich glaube an Europa. Lippoldsberg: Klosterhaus, 1962. La Nation Europe. Paris: Nouvelles Editions Latines, 1962.
• ———. Mosley: Right or Wrong? London: Lion Books, 1961.
• ———. My Life. London: Thomas Nelson, 1968; New Rochelle, N.Y.: Arlington House, 1972. Mi Vida. Barcelona: Ediciones Caralt, 1973. Weg und Wagnis: ein Leben fuer Europa. Leoni am Starnberger See: Druffel Verlag, 1973.
• ———. “The Labour Party’s Financial Policy.” Socialist Review (September 1927), pp. 18–35.
• ———. “Mr. Lloyd George and Unemployment.” Labour Magazine Vol. 7 (April 1929), pp. 556–60.
• ———. “From Tory to Labour.” Labour Magazine Vol. 8 (May 1929), pp. 6–8.
• ———. “Old Parties or New?” Political Quarterly Vol. 3 (1932), pp 27–32.
• ———. “Il fascismo come fattore di pace universals.” Gerarchia Vol. 12 (1932), pp. 861–65.
• ———. “Le Ripercussioni del patto a quattro in Inghilterra.” Gerarchia Vol. 13 (1933), pp. 462–65.
• ———. “Does England Need Fascism? Yes, by Sir Oswald Mosley.” The Listener Vol. 9 (2Z March 1933), pp. 433–35.
• ———. “Why We Wear the Black Shirt.” London Sunday Dispatch (21 January 1934), p. 11.
• ———. “The Blackshirt Leader Replies to His Critics.” London Daily Mail (23 March 1934), p. 14.
• ———. “Economic Nationalism and World Peace.” Age of Plenty Vol. 2 (April-June 1934), pp. 9–12.
• ———. “The New Economics and the Old.” Age of Plenty Vol. 2 (October-December 1934), pp. 9–12.
• ———. “Judentum gegen Faschismus.” Weltfront [Berlin] Vol. 1 (1935), pp. 42–49.
• ———. “The Philosophy of Fascism.” Fascist Quarterly Vol. 1 (January 1935), pp. 35–46.
• ———. “The Corporate State.” Age of Plenty Vol. 2 (January-March 1935), pp. 5–7.
• ———. “The Blackshirts Are Marching On.” London Daily Mail (4 March 1935), p. 12.
• ———. “Forward in Fascism.” Fascist Quarterly Vol. 2 (January 1936), pp. 30–33.
• ———. “The World Alternative.” Fascist Quarterly Vol. 2 (July 1936), pp. 377–95. Translated as “Das grosse Entweder Oder: der europaische Synthese innerhalb der universalistichen Bestrebungen der Faschismus und Nationalsocialismus.” Geopolitik Vol. 13 (September 1936), pp. 565–82.
• ———. “Introduction,” to Goethe, Faust, trans. Bayard Taylor. London: Euphorion Books, 1952.
• ———. “Which Inheritance? Goethe or ‘The Vicar of the Minister of Baste’?” [review of Erich Heller, The Disinherited Mind]. The European No. 2 (April 1953), pp. 37–49.
• ———. “Labour’s New Programme: or How to Get the Worst of Both Worlds.” The European No. 8 October 1953), pp. 7–14.
• ———. “A Reply to Dr. Strasser.” The European No. 16 (June 1954), pp. 11–17.
• ———. “Sir Winston Churchill: Policy and Record.” The European No. 17 (July 1954), pp. 17–21.
• ———. “Colin Wilson’s ‘The Outsider’ ” [review]. The European No. 48 (February 1957), pp. 337–51.
• ———. “Sir Oswald Mosley Discusses His Political Career with James Mossman” [transcription of B.B.C. Television ‘Panorama’ program]. The Listener Vol. 80 (31 October 1968), pp. 576–78.
• ———. “Britannien und Europa.” Nation Europa Vol. 20 (June 1970), pp. 1–3.
• ———. “The First European: Arthur Butler Talks to Sir Oswald Mosley.” Spectator Vol. 227 (13 November 1971), p. 682.
• ———. “Interview: William F. Buckley, Jr., Talks with Sir Oswald Mosley” [transcription of ‘Firing Line’ television broadcasts Firing Line Transcripts, 1972.
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• ———. “Kommt England in Europa an?” Nation Europa Vol. 23 (October 1973), pp. 35–37.
• ———. “Continental Systems” [review of David Calleo and Benjamin Rowland, America and the World Political Economy]. books and bookmen Vol. 19 (December 1973), pp. 24–27.
• ———. “Sir Oswald Mosley on Doing it His Way” [review of Robert Skidelsky, Oswald Mosley]. Spectator Vol. 234 (5 April 1975), pp. 406–07.
• Mullally, Frederic. Fascism Inside England. London: Claud Morris Books, 1946.
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• Pryce-Jones, David. Unity Mitford: A Quest. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1976; New York: Dial Press, 1977.
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• Rawnsley, Stuart. “The BUF in the 1930s.” Unpublished manuscript, n.p., n.d.
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• Red Violence and Blue Lies: An Answer to ‘Fascists at Olympia’. London: BUF Publications, 1934.
• Rees, Philip. Fascism in Britain: An Annotated Bibliography. Hassocks: Harvester Press, 1979.
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• Robb, James. Working-Class Anti-Semite. London: Tavistock, 1954.
• Roberts, H. “Jew and Blackshirt in the East End.” New Statesman and Nation Vol. 12 (7 November 1936), pp. 698–99.
• Roe, E. Mandeville. The Corporate State. London: BUF Publications, 1934.
• Rose, Lionel S. Fascism in Britain [Factual Survey No. 1]. London: The Author, 1948.
• ———. Survey of Open-Air Meetings Held by Pro-Fascist Organizations, April-October 1947 [Factual Survey No. 2]. London: The Author, 1948.
• ———. Fascist and Anti-Semitic Activities and the Law [Factual Survey No. 3]. London: The Author, 1948.
• Rosten, Leo C. “The Rise of Oswald Mosley.” Harper’s Monthly (September 1934), pp. 492–501.
• Row, Robert. None Need Starve: Union Movement Agricultural Council, August 1952. London: The Author, 1952.
• ———. The Colour Question in Britain: Causes and Solutions. London: Sanctuary Press, 1959.
• ———. “Sir Oswald Mosley: Briton, Fascist, European.” Journal of Historical Review Vol. 5, Nos. 24 (Winter 1984), pp. 139–173.
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• ———. “The Mosley Manifesto.” Labour Monthly Vol. 13 (1931), pp. 35–40.
• ———. “Cotton and the Left: A Reply to the Fascist Quarterly.” Labour Monthly Vol. 17 (November 1935), pp. 691–96.
• Salomon, Sidney. Anti-Semitism and Fascism in Post-War Britain: The Work of the Jewish Defence Committee. London: Woburn Press, 1950.
• ‘Saturday Reviewer.’ “Portent of the Blackshirts.” Saturday Review Vol. 157 (5 May 1934), p. 499.
• Scarborough, Harold E. “British Fascism: Force or Farce?” Literary Digest Vol. 117 (30 June 1934), p. 14.
• Schmid, Peter. “Faschismus und Polizeischutz.” Die Weltwoche No. 724 (26 September 1947), p. 7.
• Schmitter, Philippe C. “Still the Century of Corporatism?” Review of Politics Vol. 36 (1974), pp. 85–131.
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• Segal, Clancy. “Short Talk with a Fascist Beast.” New Statesman Vol. 56 (4 October 1958), pp. 439–40.
• “Shaming the Devil.” The Economist Vol. 204 (11 August 1962), pp. 505–06.
• Shermer, David. Blackshirts: Fascism in Britain. New York: Ballantine, 1971.
• Shot and Shell: Excerpts from ‘The Blackshirt’. London: Abbey Supplies, n.d. [1936].
• “Should Blackshirts Be Banned?” Spectator Vol. 152 (15 June 1934), p. 910.
• Sington, Derek. “Oswald Mosley and the ‘Vision Splendid’.” New Leader Vol. 43 (4 April 1960), pp 12–14.
• Sir Oswald Mosiey. London: Sanctuary Press, n.d. [1963].
• Sir Oswald Mosley and the Jews. London: Jewish Labour Council Workers’ Circle, n.d. [1935].
• Sir Oswald Mosley’s Albert Hall Meeting, March 22, 1936: Extracts from Statements of Eye-Witnesses. London: National Council for Civil Liberties, 1936.
• “Sir Oswald Mosley’s Resignation from the British Cabinet.” Living Age Vol. 338 (July 1930), pp. 598–99.
• “Sir Oswald’s Dialectics: ‘Not an Antisemite’.” Wiener Library Bulletin Vol. 16, No. 4 (October 1962), pp. 12–14.
• Skidelsky, Robert. Politicians and the Stump. London: Macmillan, 1967.
• ———. Oswald Mosley. London: Macmillan, 1975.
• ———. “Great Britain,” in S.J. Woolf (ed.), European Fascism. New York: Random House, 1968.
• ———. “Sir Oswald Mosley: From Empire to Europe.” Twentieth Century Studies (March 1969), pp. 38–61.
• ———. “The Problem of Mosley: Why a Fascist Failed.” Encounter Vol. 33 (September 1969), pp. 77–86, 88.
• ———. “The Return of Mosley: A Reply.” Wiener Library Bulletin Vol. 30, Nos. 43–44 (1977), pp. 79–80.
• Sparks, Colin. “Fascism in Britain.” International Socialism No. 71 (September 1974), pp. 13–29.
• ———. “Fighting the Beast – Fascism: The Lesson of Cable Street.” International Socialism No. 94 (January 1977), pp. 11–14.
• “The State of Britain, 2: Racialist Activities in Britain.” Wiener Library Bulletin Vol. 20, No. 2 (Winter 1965–66), pp. 21–24.
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• Steel, Johannes. “Europe Moves Towards War, IV: Is Britain Going Fascist?” The Nation [New York] Vol. 138 (4 April 1934), pp. 384–86.
• Stevenson, John. “The Politics of Violence,” in G. Peele and C.P. Cook (eds.), The Politics of Reappraisal 1918–1939. London: Macmillan, 1975.
• ———, and Cook, Chris. The Slump: Society and Politics During the Depression. London: Jonathan Cape, 1977.
• “The Story of Regulation 18B: Freedom’s Defence Against Subversion.” Wiener Library Bulletin Vol. 9, Nos. 5–6 (December 1955), pp. 37–47.
• Strachey, John. Revolution by Reason: An Account of the Financial Proposals Submitted to the Labour Movement by Sir Oswald Mosley. London: Parsons, 1925.
• ———. The Coming Struggle for Power. London: Victor Gollancz, 1931.
• ———. The Menace of Fascism. London: Victor Gollancz, 1933.
• ———. “Revolution by Reason: The Author’s Reply to Criticisms.” Labour Magazine Vol. 4 (March 1926), pp. 510–11.
• ———. “The Mosley Manifesto: Why We Have Issued It.” Spectator Vol. 145 (13 December 1930), pp. 929–30.
• ———. “The Progress of the New Party.” Weekend Review Vol. 24 (20 June 1931), pp. 909–10.
• ———. and Joad, C.E.M. “Parliamentary Reform: The New Party’s Proposals.” Political Quarterly Vol. 2 (1931), pp. 319–36.
• ———. “Fascism in Great Britain.” New Republic [London] Vol. 78 (2 May 1934), pp. 331–32.
• ———. “The Prospects of the Anti-Fascist Struggle.” Labour Monthly Vol. 16 (October 1934), pp. 607–12.
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• ———. The Economics of British Fascism. London: Bonner, n.d. [1933].
• ———. The Coming Corporate State. London: Greater Britain Publications, n.d. [1935]; 2nd ed. Action Press, 1937; 3rd ed. Raven Books, 1947.
• ———. Our Financial Masters. London: Abbey Supplies, n.d. [1935?].
• ———. Big Fish and Little Fish: Finance, Democracy, and the Shopkeeper. London: BUF Publications, 1936.
• ———. Cotton: Communists and Socialists Exposed. London: BUF Publications, n.d. [1936?].
• ———. Motor Ways for Britain: A Constructive Solution. London: Abbey Supplies, n.d. [1938].
• ———. The Facts About Czechoslovakia. London: The Author, n.d. [1938].
• ———. The Battle of Ridley Road. London: Raven Books, 1947.
• ———. Exports: The Modern Fallacy. London: Raven Books, 1948.
• ———. The Syndical Revolution. London: Raven Books, 1948.
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• ———. “Authoritarians and Populists on the English Far Right.” Patterns of Prejudice Vol. 10 (March-April 1976), pp. 13–20.
• ———. “Racial Populism in England.” Patterns of Prejudice Vol. 10 (July-August 1976), pp. 27–33.
• ———. “Political Witchcraft: Roots of Fascism.” Patterns of Prejudice Vol. 11 (May-June 1977), pp. 17–22.
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NEW PARTY, BRITISH UNION OF FASCISTS, and UNION MOVEMENT PERIODICALS 1931–83:

• Action. NP, 1931, weekly newspaper.
• Action. BUF, 1936–40, weekly newspaper.
• Action News Service (supplement to Action). BUF, 1940, weekly.
• Age of Plenty. BUF, 1934–35, quarterly journal.
• Fascist Week. BUF, 1933–34, weekly newspaper.
• Blackshirt (incorporating Fascist Week). BUF, 1933–38, monthly newspaper. Continued as Southern Blackshirt, 1938–39; East London Blackshirt, 1939; British Union News, 1939.
• Fascist Quarterly (later British Union Quarterly). BUF, 1935–40, quarterly journal.
• New Pioneer. BUF affiliate, 1938–40, monthly journal.
• Mosley News Letter. UM, 1946–48, monthly.
• London Attack (later Attack). UM, 1948–49, monthly newspaper.
• The European. UM, 1953–59, monthly journal.
• East London Worker (later East London Blackshirt). UM, 1953–56, irregular newspaper.
• East Anglian Press. UM, 1954–57, irregular newspaper.
• North Kensington Leader. UM, 1958–59, monthly newspaper.
• Union (incorporating pre-war Action). UM, 1948–57, monthly newspaper. Continued as Action, 1957–64.
• National European (incorporating Union/Action). UM, 1964–66, monthly newspaper. Continued as Action, 1966–83, fortnightly newsletter.
• Britain Awake. UM West London Branch, 1964–66, monthly newsletter.
• East London Action. UM East London Branch, 1965, irregular newsletter.
• Social Justice. UM, 1967, irregular typescript.
• Mosley Broadsheets. UM, 1970–80, irregular privately-circulated newsletter.

Research institutions holding major collections in British Fascism are: British Library of Political and Economic Science, London School of Economics, London; British Library Reference Museum, London; Glasgow Mitchell Library, Glasgow; Institute of Jewish Affairs, London; Labour Party Library, London; Leeds University Library, Leeds; Marx Memorial Library, London; National Council for Civil Liberties Archive, Hull University Library, Hull; National Library of Scotland, Dundee; Union Movement/Sanctuary Press, London; University of London Library, London; Wiener Library/lnstitute of Contemporary History, London; York Public Library, York; York University Library, York.

Readers interested in hearing a 45-minute cassette tape recording of Sir Oswald Mosley speaking to several hundred of his followers at Kensington Town Hall, London, in November 1963, may order “Mosley Speaks” for $6.95 postpaid from: Oakleaf Records, P.O. Box 999, Westfield, N.J. 07091.

Notes

[*] The distinguished military strategist and historian, Major General J.F.C. Fuller, was a leading and outspoken member of the British Union of Fascists. The works listed here represent his military views – often impinging on social, economic, and diplomatic concerns – of the period. The closest thing to a “British Fascist military philosophy” can be found in the works of Fuller.

[**] This collection contains first-publications of the following essays on Mosley’s Fascism: Paul Hayes, “The Contribution of British Intellectuals to Fascism”; Colin Holmes, “Anti-Semitism and the BUF”; Neill Nugent, “Post-War Fascism?”; Stuart Rawnsley, “The Membership of the British Union of Fascists”; Philip Rees, “Changing Interpretations of British Fascism”; Robert Skidelsky, “Reflections on Mosley and British Fascism”; John Stevenson, “The BUF, the Metropolitan Police and Public Order”; Richard C. Thurlow, “The Return of Jeremiah: The Rejected Knowledge of Sir Oswald Mosley in the 1930s.”