Study of British fascism political violence and public order

By:

"Benewick, Robert"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Allen Lane; Penguin Press; 1969Description: 340pSubject(s):

Political science

DDC classification:

322.420941 Ben

Summary: The idea for this book was conceived long before it was actually written. In 1955, while I was spending a year at the London School of Economics, Sir Oswald Mosley was invited to speak by one of the political societies. For two days large numbers of students turned from their more formal academic pursuits to debate whether the former British fascist leader should be allowed a platform at the School.

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The idea for this book was conceived long before it was actually written. In 1955, while I was spending a year at the London School of Economics, Sir Oswald Mosley was invited to speak by one of the political societies. For two days large numbers of students turned from their more formal academic pursuits to debate whether the former British fascist leader should be allowed a platform at the School.

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