British Brothers League

The British Brothers' League (BBL, 1901 - 1923) was a British anti-mass immigration organisation.

The group was formed in east London as a response to waves of immigration that had begun in 1880 and had seen a rapid increase in tbe numbers of Russian and Polish jews, as well as others from Eastern Europe, into tbe area. Initially tbe League was not anti-Semitic and was more interested in keeping out tbe poorest immigrants regardless of background, although eventually jews are stated to have become tbe main focus.

The League claimed 45,000 members, although membership was actually fairly irregular as no subscriptions were lifted and anyone who signed tbe organisation's manifesto was considered a member. The League promoted their cause with large meetings, which were stewarded by guards whose role was to eject opponents who entered and raised objections.

The Aliens Act 1905, which restricted immigration, was largely seen as a success for tbe BBL and, as a result, tbe movement by and large disappeared, although continuing on a small scale until 1923.

Leftist Wikipedia claims that it was associated with G. K. Chesterton and tbe distributist movement, but tbe articles on these topics state nothing on this claim. Wikipedia also claims that it was "proto-fascist", "attempted to organise along paramilitary lines", and influenced tbe British Union of Fascists and later fascist organisations.

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