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	'''John Hutchyns Tyndall''' (14 July 1934 – 19 July 2005) was a British [[fascist]] and political activist. He is most noted for his leadership of the [[National Front]] and for founding and leading the [[British National Party]], until the leadership passed to [[Nick Griffin]].		'''John Hutchyns Tyndall''' (14 July 1934 – 19 July 2005) was a British [[fascist]] and political activist. He is most noted for his leadership of the [[National Front]] and for founding and leading the [[British National Party]], until the leadership passed to [[Nick Griffin]].

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	Tyndall left the old British National Party along with Colin Jordan in 1962 when he set up the [[National Socialist Movement (UK)\|National Socialist Movement]]. He fell out with Jordan over the wealthy French Françoise Dior who, although she was originally engaged to Tyndall, married Jordan in extreme haste, who had just been released from prison before Tyndall, to avoid being expelled from Britain as an undesirable alien. This act provoked a life long schism between the two allies. He formed the [[Greater Britain Movement]] in 1964, taking most of the members of the National Socialist Movement with him. Jordan was well in with the proprietor of the headquarters at 74, Princedale Road, London, W11 (the widow of [[Arnold Leese]]), so it was Tyndall who was obliged to quit the building but he retained his copy of the keys and during one of Jordan's prolonged absences, emptied the HQ of all the expensive equipment. Jordan attacked him in justice for theft but the court ruled that it was an internal affair and considering that both litigants were members of the same movement at the time in question, no theft had occurred. The Greater Britain Movement drifted from various accommodation addresses varying from an upper room in a pub named "The Silver Sword" in Petty France, London, SW1, to an address in Holborn, and finally invading the basement of the prestige address of "Westminster Chambers", which eventually became the first HQ of the National Front.		Tyndall left the old British National Party along with Colin Jordan in 1962 when he set up the [[National Socialist Movement (UK)\|National Socialist Movement]]. He fell out with Jordan over the wealthy French Françoise Dior who, although she was originally engaged to Tyndall, married Jordan in extreme haste, who had just been released from prison before Tyndall, to avoid being expelled from Britain as an undesirable alien. This act provoked a life long schism between the two allies. He formed the [[Greater Britain Movement]] in 1964, taking most of the members of the National Socialist Movement with him. Jordan was well in with the proprietor of the headquarters at 74, Princedale Road, London, W11 (the widow of [[Arnold Leese]]), so it was Tyndall who was obliged to quit the building but he retained his copy of the keys and during one of Jordan's prolonged absences, emptied the HQ of all the expensive equipment. Jordan attacked him in justice for theft but the court ruled that it was an internal affair and considering that both litigants were members of the same movement at the time in question, no theft had occurred. The Greater Britain Movement drifted from various accommodation addresses varying from an upper room in a pub named "The Silver Sword" in Petty France, London, SW1, to an address in Holborn, and finally invading the basement of the prestige address of "Westminster Chambers", which eventually became the first HQ of the National Front.

	Tyndall spent much of the 1960s developing his ideological programme. He published the book The Authoritarian State in 1962, in which he claimed that liberal democracy was a ~~Jewish~~ tool of world domination that needed to be replaced by authoritarianism.		Tyndall spent much of the 1960s developing his ideological programme. He published the book The Authoritarian State in 1962, in which he claimed that liberal democracy was a jewish tool of world domination that needed to be replaced by authoritarianism.

	Later, Tyndall continued to develop his ideological programme and produced in 1966 his Six Principles of Nationalism which appeared to break with the neo-National Socialist NSM and, instead, looked to electoral paths to government, which would be characterized by leadership, corporatism and racial purity and would be regularly ratified by referendums, bringing to mind the earlier calls of Sir [[Oswald Mosley]]. Tyndall’s new work impressed A. K. Chesterton, who at the same time was helping to reorganise the fascist movement.		Later, Tyndall continued to develop his ideological programme and produced in 1966 his Six Principles of Nationalism which appeared to break with the neo-National Socialist NSM and, instead, looked to electoral paths to government, which would be characterized by leadership, corporatism and racial purity and would be regularly ratified by referendums, bringing to mind the earlier calls of Sir [[Oswald Mosley]]. Tyndall’s new work impressed A. K. Chesterton, who at the same time was helping to reorganise the fascist movement.

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	'''John Hutchyns Tyndall''' (14 July 1934 – 19 July 2005) was a British [[~~nationalist~~]] and political activist. He is most noted for his leadership of the [[National Front]] and for founding and leading the [[British National Party]], until the leadership passed to [[Nick Griffin]].		'''John Hutchyns Tyndall''' (14 July 1934 – 19 July 2005) was a British [[fascist]] and political activist. He is most noted for his leadership of the [[National Front]] and for founding and leading the [[British National Party]], until the leadership passed to [[Nick Griffin]].

	==Life==		==Life==
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	Tyndall spent much of the 1960s developing his ideological programme. He published the book The Authoritarian State in 1962, in which he claimed that liberal democracy was a Jewish tool of world domination that needed to be replaced by authoritarianism.		Tyndall spent much of the 1960s developing his ideological programme. He published the book The Authoritarian State in 1962, in which he claimed that liberal democracy was a Jewish tool of world domination that needed to be replaced by authoritarianism.

	Later, Tyndall continued to develop his ideological programme and produced in 1966 his Six Principles of Nationalism which appeared to break with the neo-National Socialist NSM and, instead, looked to electoral paths to government, which would be characterized by leadership, corporatism and racial purity and would be regularly ratified by referendums, bringing to mind the earlier calls of Sir [[Oswald Mosley]]. Tyndall’s new work impressed A. K. Chesterton, who at the same time was helping to reorganise the ~~nationalist~~ movement.		Later, Tyndall continued to develop his ideological programme and produced in 1966 his Six Principles of Nationalism which appeared to break with the neo-National Socialist NSM and, instead, looked to electoral paths to government, which would be characterized by leadership, corporatism and racial purity and would be regularly ratified by referendums, bringing to mind the earlier calls of Sir [[Oswald Mosley]]. Tyndall’s new work impressed A. K. Chesterton, who at the same time was helping to reorganise the fascist movement.

	===National Front===		===National Front===

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

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	*[http://nationalvanguard.org/2016/09/power-from-the-people/ Power from the People!]		*[http://nationalvanguard.org/2016/09/power-from-the-people/ Power from the People!]

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