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Cobblestoned streets, Manchester, England. Double decker bus, shops, some signs. Civilian men marching. Small band, people. Some Union Jack flags. 01:08:15 color footage of Oswald Mosley and large rectangular microphone. Speech to closely gathered crowd. Pan of crowd and Manchester brick buildings in background. Red armbands visible. Scuffles, man with bleeding head, bandaged. Speech continues, police ...

Zwart en Nationaal Front, 1934 - 1941 N.B. Stukken van 1896 - 1965 > Zwart Front, leider en hoofdkwartier, inventarisnrs 1 - 503 en 593 - 666 > Schematische opsommingen door Zwart Front van fascistische bewegingen buiten Italië en Nederland, tussen 1934 en 1940

Originally published: Great Britain : British Union of Fascists, 1939. 19 pages ; 21 cm.

British Nazi John Amery speaks to Union Des Forces Revolutionnaires on Allied "terror bombing" in French. Front of Gaumont Palace, MS interior 2 guards in uniform, LS of Amery at podium with banner above him and first few rows of audience. MS of Amery at podium speaking [sync sound begins] alternating shots of speaker and audience including CU low angle of guy in uniform with peculiar armband. [Portuguese ...

Originally published: Great Britain : British Union of Fascists, 1936. 13 pages ; 21 cm.

"British Fascist Antisemitism and Jewish Responses, 1932-40 explores the use of antisemitism by Britain's interwar fascists and the ways in which the country's Jews reacted to this. It analyses these issues in far greater breadth and depth than any previous study and examines the two alongside one another for the first time.Daniel Tilles challenges existing conceptions of the antisemitism of Britain's ...

Includes bibliographical references (pages 190-199) and index. 205 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 24 cm

Interior shots of people listening to Neville Chamberlain's September 27, 1938 speech about the Sudeten crisis. No sound. The setting appears to be the interior of a British home, with women and men listening intently to the radio. Close-up of the radio being turned on. Presumably the footage was actually shot in England, because the same cameramen shot the mid-September rally in London (Story 4061). ...

Surveys antisemitism in Britain from the campaign against Disraeli in 1876 until World War II. The pre-World War I period was marked by anti-Jewish sentiments following the great influx of immigrants into Britain. The fear of "Jewish domination" was expressed in British antisemitic writings. World War I brought about a rise in antisemitism; riots broke out in London and in Leeds in 1917. After the ...