British Neo-Fascist Politics 1960 -1975

[Leyther]

http://home.alphalink.com.au/~radnat/britfascism/

This is one of the very few books, or pamphlets in this case, that I can find that discusses nationalism from a neutral perspective. It's just a pity it didn't include the late '50s and the NLM.

There's no equivalent nowadays to the likes of AK Chesterton, John Bean, Moseley, Jordan, Webster and yes, Tyndall. Arnold Leese's ideas were still an influence, there was a lot of nationalist activity designed to gain publicity for the cause as opposed to today's objective in raising money for personal gain.

[rebel]

http://home.alphalink.com.au/~radnat/britfascism/

This is one of the very few books, or pamphlets in this case, that I can find that discusses nationalism from a neutral perspective. It's just a pity it didn't include the late '50s and the NLM.

There's no equivalent nowadays to the likes of AK Chesterton, John Bean, Moseley, Jordan, Webster and yes, Tyndall. Arnold Leese's ideas were still an influence, there was a lot of nationalist activity designed to gain publicity for the cause as opposed to today's objective in raising money for personal gain.

There is precious little from that 1958-1960 period of the National Labour Party- prior to it merging with the White Defence League to form the British National Party under Bean and Fountaine. All the main players apart from Bean are no longer with us- and Bean and Griffin seem to be joined at the hip.