ViolentPanda
Hardly getting over it.
Interesting: After Cable Street, when barricades and sheer numbers prevented the fascists from being able to do their march, the membership of the BUF grew, Mosely's tactic of presenting his party as victims of Jewish-Communist violence apparently worked, even though the only violence was police trying to clear the way for the nazis march by attacking the antifascists. How many of those new recruits were prepared to act to help their cause who knows but joining up as a fascist back in 1936 presumably took a bit more than clicking a button.
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Needs to be taken in context, though. High unemployment, and as the letter states that most new recruits were in east London, a significant chance that recruiters used the old "they're taking your jobs" about the Jews, Laskars and Somalians that worked on the docks and in the dockside warehouses.