Titlebook: Anti-Fascism in Britain; Nigel Copsey Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000 Britain.English litera

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,Opposition to British Fascism, 1936–45,cism and correspondingly heralded a second wave of anti-fascist activity which peaked at the ‘Battle of Cable Street’ on 4 October 1936. This famous episode should be firmly located in a chronology of anti-fascism which recognises that events at Cable Street proceeded from a relative decline in anti

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,‘The National Front is a Nazi Front!’: Opposition to the National Front, 1967–79,rganisation, formed in late 1977, grew rapidly to become the Front’s most memorable opponent. In its first year, it recruited some 40,000–50,000 members, distributed over five million leaflets and sold around one million anti-Front badges and stickers. Such was the level of its popular support, the

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