Thomas P. Linehan

East London for Mosley (eBook, PDF)

The British Union of Fascists in East London and South-West Essex 1933-40

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This study investigates the British Union of Fascists' membership and support base in the East London and South West Essex centres of fascist activity, in particular its social class and occupational structure.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 344
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. November 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781136299711
• Artikelnr.: 38261269

Autorenporträt

Thomas P. Linehan

Inhaltsangabe

...important, well-research study... L. J. Satre, Youngstown State
University, Choice "Linehan"s book demonstrates that when a thorough
regional study of a particular fascism is combined with a sophisticated
methodology and grasp of the generic phenomenon, it is able to make a major
contribution, not just to refuting un founded generalizations about the
national movement, but to deepening our understanding of the dynamics of
fascism as a whole." Dr. Roger Griffin, Oxford Brookes University, 20th
Century British History "Dr Lineham"s work on the British Union of Fascists
in east London and south-west Essex has undertaken an impressive burden and
should provide the standard for subsequent local studies...As recognition
of his accomplishment, one is enjoined to applaud this important and
standard-setting contribution to our understanding of political extremism
in inter-war Britain"- Larry L. Witherell- Jnl of Contemp. British History
Contemporary Review, 1/8/97 "This is a superb study." Jewish Chronicle,
7/3/97 "Dr Linehan has assembled information and ideas with clarity."
Labour History Review, Vol 62, No 3, 1997 "This book significantly
reinterprets British fascism ... It is important for a number of reasons
... Although not the definitive study of east London fascism, nobody will
ever be able to write about the BUF again without significant reference to
Linehan"s impressive book.