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| − | '''Sir Oswald Ernald Erwin Mosley''' ( | + | '''Sir Oswald Ernald Erwin Mosley''' (1896 - 1980) was a [[British]] politician and [[fascist]]. He led the British Union of Fascists during the 1930s and advocated pro-Nazi policies. Interned during the war, he later made two unsuccessful attemps to re-enter [[parliament]]. He later settled in Paris near the home of his close friend, the former King [[Edward VIII]]. Despite his pro-Nazi politics, Mosley is widely reported as having described [[Adolf Hitler]], to his face, as a jumped up little corporal. He was on much closer terms with [[Joseph Goebbels]]. |
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Revision as of 23:10, July 14, 2007
Sir Oswald Ernald Erwin Mosley (1896 - 1980) was a British politician and fascist. He led the British Union of Fascists during the 1930s and advocated pro-Nazi policies. Interned during the war, he later made two unsuccessful attemps to re-enter parliament. He later settled in Paris near the home of his close friend, the former King Edward VIII. Despite his pro-Nazi politics, Mosley is widely reported as having described Adolf Hitler, to his face, as a jumped up little corporal. He was on much closer terms with Joseph Goebbels.