Renewal for the BUF included the assertion of masculinity as virile, strong, hard and fortitudinous, and saw man as rightfully the authority. Chesterton, one of the BUF's main ideologues and later one of the founders of the National Front, resigned in 1937, as did Charles Francis Haggitt Wegg-Prosser (1910–1996), the former expressing increasing disillusionment with Mosley's leadership, the latter sharing these sentiments about the movement's leadership but also citing his growing discomfort with the BUF's antisemitism. The BUF and Mosley also appear as background influences in Turtledove's Colonization trilogy which follows the Worldwar tetralogy and is set in the 1960s. Though the Common Council passed an ordinance describing the official seal of the city and its flag, the seal described was not the one included on the banner.

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We input our number as the lookup reference value and the column index of the words form in our reference table. If the file has been modified from its original state, some details such as the timestamp may not fully reflect those of the original file. Spreading the faith: the propaganda of the British Union of Fascists", Journal of Contemporary European Studies (2016): 1-15.BUF militarism was strong: for William Joyce, "war and imperialism were the ultimate expressions of national identity against which there could be no valid objections". The BUF and Mosley are shown in the BBC version of Upstairs, Downstairs (2010) in which two of the characters are BUF supporters.

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However, support still came from both urban and rural areas [83] and membership possibly increased to about 16,000 by late 1936, a level at which it stayed until the end of the decade (see below), at which point it increased to about 22,500. Mosley was portrayed by Sam Claflin in Series 5 and 6 of the BBC show Peaky Blinders as the founder of the BUF. As you have already created the reference table, you can use it later when you have other numbers to convert!

Under Tyndall, the BNP emphasised anti-semitism and Holocaust denial, promoting the conspiracy theory that Jews seek to dominate the world through both communism and international capitalism. If you input the VBA code manually, then you won’t find the NUMBERTOTEXT formula if you create a new workbook. Watts worked for his brother Oswald, at his premises in London's Albemarle Street, and it was there that he was arrested by the British police Special Branch under Defence Regulation 18B (1A) on 23 May 1940 during a round-up of British fascists following the outbreak of the Second World War. Throughout the 50s and 60s multiple branch flags were adopted using a black background with a yellow Flash and Circle with the name of the branch underneath in yellow as well.

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Mosley's idealised fascist leader was stylised in his post-war writing as the "Thought-Deed Man", described by Daniel Sonabend as "a philosopher, scientist and statesman combined, a man whose genius allowed him to see how the world should be, and then, through his prodigious will, make it so".Thomas Brock-Griggs, and Olive Hawks (1917–1992), a young woman with literary aspirations who rose to the position of chief women's officer after the outbreak of war and was interned. Why did such an active, and apparently threatening, movement fail, when many similar movements across Europe helped cast the political fates of their respective nations? There never was a "next time" as the next general election was not held until July 1945, five years after the dissolution of the BUF. Following a request from New York City publisher, the Julius Bien Company, to provide a copy of the banner graphic for a work depicting the flags of large municipalities, Mayor Louis P. British fascism is the form of fascism which is promoted by some political parties and movements in the United Kingdom.

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Lord Rothermere, the owner of the Daily Mail and the Sunday Dispatch, removed his public support for the group.Lady Cynthia Curzon (known as 'Cimmie') was the second daughter of George Curzon, Lord Curzon of Kedleston, and the wife of Oswald Mosley until her death in 1933. note 2] While Mosley was against liberal or, as Matthew Worley puts it, "untrammelled" capitalism, [40] he wasn't against the system as a whole—rather, he wanted to retain capitalism [55] and "make it more perfect". Active membership of the group declined to about 5,000 in 1935 following a rally they held at the Olympia exhibition centre in London on 7 June 1934. Does not include organisations focused on Unionism which do not mention British nationalism in their official makeup. While it was estimated that the BF had an active membership of between 300 and 400 by the early 1930s, historians have suggested that BUF support reached a peak between 40,000 and 50,000 members in its first years of existence.