Supporters of this movement hijacked and crashed a Daily Herald van in the same year that a woman who cross-dressed as "Colonel Barker" joined it.
Supporters of this movement hijacked and crashed a Daily Herald van in the same year that a woman who cross-dressed as "Colonel Barker" joined it. Leaders of this movement included the alcoholic Rotha Lintorn-Orman and the author of My Irrelevant Defense, Arnold Leese. Members of this movement conspired with American diplomat Tyler Kent to steal confidential documents. This movement was opposed by the 43 Group, and its best known symbol was the Flash and Circle. A leader of this movement organized the Olympia meeting and clashed with East End protesters in the Battle of Cable Street. After fleeing the country, a member of this movement named William Joyce began broadcasting as "Lord Haw-Haw." For 10 points, name this movement led by Oswald Mosley and other insane Hitler fans
Supporters of this movement hijacked and crashed a Daily Herald van in the same year that a woman who cross-dressed as "Colonel Barker" joined it.
British fascism [or British Union of Fascists; or Fascisti]