This man organized rugby star Peter Howard and other thugs affiliated with his cause into a militia that he nicknamed "The Biff Boys."
This man organized rugby star Peter Howard and other thugs affiliated with his cause into a militia that he nicknamed "The Biff Boys." His views were supported and then disavowed by John Strachey, who defected from his political party to join the Communists. He abandoned the Labour Party after it rejected his economic platform, known as his namesake "Memorandum." This man divorced his wife Lady Cynthia to marry Diana, one of the Mitford sisters. A mass defection from this man's organization was led by William Joyce, the propagandist later nicknamed "Lord Haw-Haw." A clash between policemen protecting this man's rally and Socialist protesters was referred to as the Battle of Cable Street. He tried to transition the New Party into a political organization modeled after Mussolini's Blackshirts. For 10 points, name this leader of the British Union of Fascists.
This man organized rugby star Peter Howard and other thugs affiliated with his cause into a militia that he nicknamed "The Biff Boys."
Oswald  Mosley [or Sir Oswald Ernald  Mosley]