Fascism for the Million

Set in the context of 1930s Britain, the book explores the rise of the British Union of Fascists, revealing how ordinary citizens were drawn to its promises of solutions to pressing social issues like hunger and housing. Oswald Mosley, the Movement's charismatic leader, provides insight into the motivations of its supporters, who were often driven by idealism rather than the negative connotations associated with fascism today. The work offers a nuanced perspective on a controversial political movement, challenging modern perceptions.