Oswald Mosley - 10 points of fascism

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Mosley Oswald - 10 points of fascism

Ten points of fascism

Fascism explained by Oswald Mosley

Oswald Mosley, born, November 1896. Served in France First World War; Royal Flying Corps and Trenches. Youngest M.P., November 1918. Minister in Government, 1929. Resigned 1930, on account of Government's refusal either to deal with Unemployment problem or accept his plan for a solution.


In 1931, founded New Movement, which spread rapidly throughout Great Britain, despite great opposition from Old Parties, and a special Act of Parliament, which was designed to check it.


Five years in prison and house arrest under Regulation 18B during the Second World War, with many colleagues, on account of political opposition to that war.

Oswald Mosley - PDF

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A. K. Chesterton - Oswald Mosley Portrait of a leader





A. K. Chesterton - Oswald Mosley Portrait of a leader

To the Blackshirst of Britain in admiration of their devoted service to the Land they love and the Leader they revere

'Portrait of a Leader' is a unique biography of Sir Oswald Mosley :

the Leader of the British Union of Fascists. Unlike subsequent biographies published years after the events, this book was written in 1937 at the height of Mosley's struggle to redistribute the wealth of British Empire among all its people, and to stop the drift towards world war.

Written by A. K. Chesterton, a cousin of the distinguished British author G. K. Chesterton, it is an undeniable hagiography by a man who was not only British Union's Director of Publicity and Propaganda but the editor of The Blackshirt :

one of the Movement's hard-hitting weekly newspapers.

Chesterton deals with criticisms made against Mosley at the time, including those from his own father, and demolishes them with the sardonic wit that was his style and trademark. The book also captures the infectious idealism of the early Blackshirts determined to create a form of twentieth century government better able to serve the British people and rescue them from hunger, unemployment and bad housing.

After the Second World War, in which Chesterton fought with the British Army in north Africa, he founded the League of Empire Loyalists and later the National Front.

'Portrait of a Leader' offers a rare insight into one of the most dynamic politicians in modern European history written by one of its most perceptive writers.

A. K. Chesterton's PDF

Creed of a Fascist Revolutionary