British Fascism - Revision history

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	[[File:East london march.png\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Members of ~~tbe~~ British Union of Fascists marching through East London]]		[[File:East london march.png\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Members of the British Union of Fascists marching through East London]]
	'''British Fascism''' was a viable political movement that arose in ~~tbe~~ [[1920s]] in [[Great Britain]] initially inspired by [[Benito Mussolini]]’s Italian [[fascist]] political party. Later in ~~tbe~~ [[1930s]] [[Hitler]]’s [[National Socialist]] movement was a great influence on British fascist parties.		'''British Fascism''' was a viable political movement that arose in the [[1920s]] in [[Great Britain]] initially inspired by [[Benito Mussolini]]’s Italian [[fascist]] political party. Later in the [[1930s]] [[Hitler]]’s [[National Socialist]] movement was a great influence on British fascist parties.

	The group, [[British Fascists]], (also called British Fascisti) was ~~tbe~~ first fascist organization to appear in Britain. It was formed in 1923 by Miss [[Rotha Lintorn-Orman]] when she placed an advert in a popular [[right wing]] newspaper called ''[[The Patriot]]'' seeking [[anti-communist]] supporters interested in starting a new political party.		The group, [[British Fascists]], (also called British Fascisti) was the first fascist organization to appear in Britain. It was formed in 1923 by Miss [[Rotha Lintorn-Orman]] when she placed an advert in a popular [[right wing]] newspaper called ''[[The Patriot]]'' seeking [[anti-communist]] supporters interested in starting a new political party.

	The next year, ~~tbe~~ more radical members left ~~tbe~~ organization and formed ~~tbe~~ [[National Fascisti]]. Leading members of this group [[Arnold Leese]] and [[William Joyce]] would go on to start ~~tbe~~ [[Imperial Fascist League]] (1929) and ~~tbe~~ [[National Socialist League]] (1937).		The next year, the more radical members left the organization and formed the [[National Fascisti]]. Leading members of this group [[Arnold Leese]] and [[William Joyce]] would go on to start the [[Imperial Fascist League]] (1929) and the [[National Socialist League]] (1937).

	In 1932 former [[Member of Parliament]] [[Oswald Mosley]] united several smaller fascist parties and formed ~~tbe~~ [[British Union of Fascists]] arguably ~~tbe~~ most successful of British fascist organizations. These parties continued to grow until [[World War II]] when Great Britain imposition [[Defense Regulation 18B]] banning ~~tbe~~ organizations and interning ~~tbe~~ leaders in detention camps.		In 1932 former [[Member of Parliament]] [[Oswald Mosley]] united several smaller fascist parties and formed the [[British Union of Fascists]] arguably the most successful of British fascist organizations. These parties continued to grow until [[World War II]] when Great Britain imposition [[Defense Regulation 18B]] banning the organizations and interning the leaders in detention camps.

	==See also==		==See also==

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	[[File:East london march.png\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Members of ~~the~~ British Union of Fascists marching through East London]]		[[File:East london march.png\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Members of tbe British Union of Fascists marching through East London]]
	'''British Fascism''' was a viable political movement that arose in ~~the~~ [[1920s]] in [[Great Britain]] initially inspired by [[Benito Mussolini]]’s Italian [[fascist]] political party. Later in ~~the~~ [[1930s]] [[Hitler]]’s [[National Socialist]] movement was a great influence on British fascist parties.		'''British Fascism''' was a viable political movement that arose in tbe [[1920s]] in [[Great Britain]] initially inspired by [[Benito Mussolini]]’s Italian [[fascist]] political party. Later in tbe [[1930s]] [[Hitler]]’s [[National Socialist]] movement was a great influence on British fascist parties.

	The group, [[British Fascists]], (also called British Fascisti) was ~~the~~ first fascist organization to appear in Britain. It was formed in 1923 by Miss [[Rotha Lintorn-Orman]] when she placed an advert in a popular [[right wing]] newspaper called ''[[The Patriot]]'' seeking [[anti-communist]] supporters interested in starting a new political party.		The group, [[British Fascists]], (also called British Fascisti) was tbe first fascist organization to appear in Britain. It was formed in 1923 by Miss [[Rotha Lintorn-Orman]] when she placed an advert in a popular [[right wing]] newspaper called ''[[The Patriot]]'' seeking [[anti-communist]] supporters interested in starting a new political party.

	The next year, ~~the~~ more radical members left ~~the~~ organization and formed ~~the~~ [[National Fascisti]]. Leading members of this group [[Arnold Leese]] and [[William Joyce]] would go on to start ~~the~~ [[Imperial Fascist League]] (1929) and ~~the~~ [[National Socialist League]] (1937).		The next year, tbe more radical members left tbe organization and formed tbe [[National Fascisti]]. Leading members of this group [[Arnold Leese]] and [[William Joyce]] would go on to start tbe [[Imperial Fascist League]] (1929) and tbe [[National Socialist League]] (1937).

	In 1932 former [[Member of Parliament]] [[Oswald Mosley]] united several smaller fascist parties and formed ~~the~~ [[British Union of Fascists]] arguably ~~the~~ most successful of British fascist organizations. These parties continued to grow until [[World War II]] when Great Britain imposition [[Defense Regulation 18B]] banning ~~the~~ organizations and interning ~~the~~ leaders in detention camps.		In 1932 former [[Member of Parliament]] [[Oswald Mosley]] united several smaller fascist parties and formed tbe [[British Union of Fascists]] arguably tbe most successful of British fascist organizations. These parties continued to grow until [[World War II]] when Great Britain imposition [[Defense Regulation 18B]] banning tbe organizations and interning tbe leaders in detention camps.

	==See also==		==See also==

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	[[Category:Fascism]]		[[Category:Fascism]]
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	* [[List of British fascist parties]]		* [[List of British fascist parties]]

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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Lineage of British ~~Nationalist~~ organizations and individuals]]		* [[Lineage of British Fascist organizations and individuals]]
	* [[List of British fascist parties]]		* [[List of British fascist parties]]

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[[File:East london march.png|thumb|right|300px|Members of the British Union of Fascists marching through East London]]
'''British Fascism''' was a viable political movement that arose in the [[1920s]] in [[Great Britain]] initially inspired by [[Benito Mussolini]]’s Italian [[fascist]] political party. Later in the [[1930s]] [[Hitler]]’s [[National Socialist]] movement was a great influence on British fascist parties.

The group, [[British Fascists]], (also called British Fascisti) was the first fascist organization to appear in Britain. It was formed in 1923 by Miss [[Rotha Lintorn-Orman]] when she placed an advert in a popular [[right wing]] newspaper called ''[[The Patriot]]'' seeking [[anti-communist]] supporters interested in starting a new political party.

The next year, the more radical members left the organization and formed the [[National Fascisti]]. Leading members of this group [[Arnold Leese]] and [[William Joyce]] would go on to start the [[Imperial Fascist League]] (1929) and the [[National Socialist League]] (1937).

In 1932 former [[Member of Parliament]] [[Oswald Mosley]] united several smaller fascist parties and formed the [[British Union of Fascists]] arguably the most successful of British fascist organizations. These parties continued to grow until [[World War II]] when Great Britain imposition [[Defense Regulation 18B]] banning the organizations and interning the leaders in detention camps.

==See also==
* [[Lineage of British Nationalist organizations and individuals]]
* [[List of British fascist parties]]

[[Category:British]]
[[Category:Fascism]]
[[Category:British fascism]]