Fascism: One Hundred Questions Asked And Answered Paperback – December 24, 2016

This a nice gem that has expanded my knowledge on Fascistic, specifically British, domestic and foreign policy stances. If Mosley was elected back then, history would of turned out much differently. Britain’s former colonies would of had drastically better economic conditions, India would of had better work conditions. It’s quite frustrating how little people actually know about a person and still willingly choose to defame that person. Outright shaming, character assassination, and unending gaslighting are the norms of the pseudo-intellectual. You don’t have to like him but if you are going to attack him at least have the dignity to read what he actually said.

Very informative and well written. Clearly Sir Oswald Mosley was a very intelligent man that was defamed not for his ideas, but his associates.

In school you're told Fascism is bad and they never really go through what it is. This book was very helpful to understand the idea and foundations of the ideology itself. While not British myself, I can see the parallels of how it would fit in the United States at the time this was prevalent in British society.