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Ref: MS 366

Title: The Blackshirt Collection

Scope: A collection of documents relating to Stephen Dorril’s research for his book “Blackshirt: Sir Oswald Mosley and British fascism” published in 2006 Dates: 1930-2002 Level: Fonds Extent: 26 boxes; 33 volumes Name of creator: Stephen Dorril

Administrative / biographical history: The collection consists of documents, correspondence, articles and research notes collected and created by Dr Stephen Dorril, of the University of Huddersfield, when researching his book “Blackshirt: Sir Oswald Mosley and British Fascism”, published in 2006. Stephen Dorril has been an author, researcher and investigative journalist since 1986, and has written articles for major newspapers and appeared on radio and television programmes as a consultant and specialist on the security and intelligence services. His central interest is in the relationship between states/governments and the security and intelligence services, principally in the British context. He is a member of research staff at the University of Huddersfield, where he supervises research students in aspects of post-war activities of the British intelligence and security services, the history of journalism and cultural studies. He is a member of the Study Group on Intelligence and is director of the University of Huddersfield’s Centre for Oral History (COHR).

Related collections: British Union Collection; Cooper Collection; Fascism in Great Britain Collection; Saunders Papers; Defence Regulation 18B Research Papers; Pugh Papers Source: By donation System of arrangement: By category

Subjects: Fascism - Great Britain Names: Dorril, Stephen; Mosley, Oswald, 1896-1980 Conditions of access: Available to all researchers, by appointment Restrictions: Some documents are restricted Copyright: According to document Finding aids: Listed

MS 366 The Blackshirt Collection

Box 1

366/1/1 Letter from the Federal Bureau of Investigation to Stephen Dorril – 2 pages, Ts 366/1/2 Federal Bureau of Investigation Records of Francis Parker Yockey - (Part 1 of 5) – 300 pages +, Ts/Ms 366/1/3 Federal Bureau of Investigation Records of Francis Parker Yockey - (Part 2 of 5) – 300 pages +, Ts/Ms

Box 2

366/2/1 Federal Bureau of Investigation Records of Francis Parker Yockey - (Part 3 of 5) – 300 pages +, Ts/Ms 366/2/2 Federal Bureau of Investigation Records of Francis Parker Yockey - (Part 4 of 5) – 300 pages +, Ts /Ms 366/2/3 Federal Bureau of Investigation Records of Francis Parker Yockey - (Part 5 of 5) – 300 pages +, Ts/Ms

Box 3

366/3/1 Letter from the Federal Bureau of Investigation to Stephen Dorril – 2 pages, Ts 366/3/2 Federal Bureau of Investigation Records of Albert Frederic Armand Gregoire – 211 pages, Ts/Ms 366/3/3 Federal Bureau of Investigation Records of Albert Frederic Armand Gregoire – 189 pages, Ts/Ms

Box 4

366/4/1 Secondary texts on Tyler Kent and Oswald Mosley (4 items) 366/4/1/1 Photocopy excerpt from Peter Gillman & Leni Gillman, Collar the Lot! (London, 1980) – 7 pages, Ts/Ms 366/4/1/2 Photocopy excerpt from Michael Holroyd, Bernard Shaw: The Lure of Fantasy Volume III (London, 1991) – 14 pages, Ts/Ms 366/4/1/3 Photocopy excerpt from Jack Jones, Unfinished Journey (Oxford University Press, 1937) – 16 pages, Ts/Ms 366/4/1/4 Photocopy excerpt from Lord Elwyn-Jones, In My Time: An Autobiography (London, 1985) – 3 pages, Ts

366/4/2 Secondary texts on John Maynard Keynes (5 items) 366/4/2/1 Photocopy excerpt from Peter Clarke, The Keynesian Revolution in the Making 1924 – 1936 (Oxford, 1990) – 13 pages, Ts/Ms 366/4/2/2 Photocopy excerpt from Derek Crabtree & A.P. Thirlwall (eds), Keynes and the Role of the State (Palgrave, 1993) – 7 pages, Ts/Ms 366/4/2/3 Photocopy excerpt from Donald Moggridge (ed.), The Collected Writings of John Maynard Keynes Volume XX (Macmillan, 1981) – 11 pages, Ts/Ms 366/4/2/4 John M. Keynes article, ‘Sir Oswald Mosley’s Manifesto’ in The Nation & Athenæum (13th December, 1930) – 1 page, Ts 366/4/2/5 Photocopy excerpt from Robert Skidelsky, John Maynard Keynes Volume II (London, 1995) – 23 pages, Ts/Ms

366/4/3 Photocopy excerpt from Charles Higham, Trading with the Enemy: An Exposé of the Nazi-American Money Plot 1933-1949 (London, 1983) – 4 pages, Ts/Ms

366/4/4 Photocopy excerpt from Z.A.B Zeman, Nazi Propaganda (London, 1964) – 20 pages, Ts/Ms

366/4/5 Oswald Mosley, ‘The World Alternative: European Synthesis within the Universalism of Fascism and National Socialism’, The Fascist Quarterly Volume II (July, 1936) – 10 pages, Ts/Ms

366/4/6 A set of documents related to Wagner and links with Nazism (6 items) 366/4/6/1 Photocopy excerpt from Jeremy Tambling, Opera and the Culture of Fascism (Oxford, 1996) – 7 pages, Ts/Ms 366/4/6/2 Photocopy excerpt from Gottfried Wagner, He Who Does Not Howl with the Wolf: The Wagner Legacy (London, 1997) – 10 pages, Ts/Ms 366/4/6/3 Christine Toomey, ‘Kissing Hitler’, The Sunday Times Magazine (date unknown) – 5 pages, Ts 366/4/6/4 Peter Conradi, ‘Nazi feud splits Wagner’s family’, The Sunday Times (13/7/1997) – 1 page, Ts/Ms 366/4/6/5 Stuart Wavell, Review of He Who Does Not Howl with the Wolf: The Wagner Legacy (London, 1997), The Guardian (date unknown) – 1 page, Ts 366/4/6/6 Ian Traynor, ‘Wagner clan’s cycle of emnity’, The Guardian (23/07/1997) – 1 page, Ts/Ms

366/4/7 Correspondence with German nationals (4 items) 366/4/7/1 Letter from Herbert Döhring to Stephen Dorril (in German) - 09/04/1998, plus letter from Stephen Dorril to Herbert Döhring (in English, with a German translation) – 3 pages, Ms/Ts

366/4/7/2 Tilman Remme, ‘Life with Hitler and his mistress’ (Herbert Döhring testimony), The Daily Telegraph (23/09/1997) – 1 page, Ts 366/4/7/3 Letter from Laurence Rees and the B.B.C to Stephen Dorril – 29/01/1998 – 1 page, Ts 366/4/7/4 Letter from Stephen Dorril to Reinhard Spitzy (English with a German translation) – 06/02/1998 – 2 pages, Ts/Ms

366/4/8 Documents relating to G.T. Waddington (3 items) 366/4/8/1 Letter from G.T. Waddington to Stephen Dorril with ideas for sources – 08/07/1998 – 2 pages, Ts 366/4/8/2 G.T. Waddington, ‘Hassgegner: German Views of Great Britain in the Later 1930s’, History Volume 81 No. 261 (1996) – 9 pages, Ts/Ms 366/4/8/3 G.T. Waddington, “’An idyllic and unruffled atmosphere of complete Anglo-German misunderstanding’: Aspects of the Operations of the Dienststelle Ribbentrop in Great Britain, 1934-1938”, History Volume 82 No. 265 (1997) – 15 pages, Ts/Ms

366/4/9 Set of documents detailing British interactions with senior Nazi figures (7 items) 366/4/9/1 Photocopy excerpt of Albert Speer, Inside the Third Reich (translated by Richard Winston, 1970) – 2 pages, Ts 366/4/9/2 Photocopy excerpt of Michael Bloch, Ribbentrop (London, 1992) – 24 pages, Ts 366/4/9/3 Photocopy excerpt of John Toland, Adolf Hitler (Wordsworth, 1997) – 18 pages, Ts 366/4/9/4 Photocopy excerpt of Fritz Hesse, Hitler and the English (ed. & trans. By F.A. Voight, London, 1954) – 3 pages, Ts 366/4/9/5 Photocopy excerpt of Anthony Eden, The Eden Memoirs (London, 1962) – 2 pages, Ts 366/4/9/6 Angela Schwarz, ‘British Visitors to National Socialist Germany: in a Familiar or in a Foreign Country?’, Journal of Contemporary History , Vol. 28 No. 3 (1993) – 12 pages, Ts 366/4/9/7 Photocopy excerpt of David Irving, Churchill’s War (1987) – 37 pages, Ts/Ms

366/4/10 Set of German language secondary texts (with select English translation - Ms) on Adolf Hitler and Karl Haushofer (4 items), Ts NB. Items 366/4/10/2 and 366/4/10/4 appear to be duplicates but they are copies of the same text with different sections translated

366/4/11 Set of German language primary and secondary sources (with Ts English translation) on British Union of Fascists visits to Nazi Germany (6 items), Ts

366/4/12 Photocopy extracts of sources from Nazi Germany – from 1938 to 1943 (German language, with select Ts English translation) -

themed around Judaism in Britain (3 items)

366/4/13 Set of documents relating to Lord Brabazon of Tara and 5th Earl Amherst of Montreal (5 items) 366/4/13/1 Letter from P. Elliot of the Royal Air Force Museum to Stephen Dorril – 15/06/1999 – 1 page, Ts 366/4/13/2 Two Obituaries of Lord Brabazon of Tara (one from The Times, 18/5/1964 – other source unknown) – 3 pages, Ts/Ms 366/4/13/3 Photocopy excerpt from David Edgerton, England and the Aeroplane (Macmillan, 1991) – 22 pages, Ts/Ms 366/4/13/4 Letter from Lord Amherst to Stephen Dorril about possible links between Mosley and 5th Earl Amherst of Montreal – 1 page, Ts 366/4/13/5 Photocopy excerpt from Jeffery Amherst (5th Earl Amherst), Wandering Abroad (London, 1976) -

366/4/14 Set of two secondary texts on Franco and the Spanish Civil War 366/4/14/1 Photocopy excerpt from Gerald Howson, Arms for Spain: The Untold Story of the Spanish Civil War (London, 1998) – 9 pages, Ts 366/4/14/2 Photocopy excerpt from Paul Preston, Franco: A Biography (HarperCollins, 1993) – 5 pages, Ts

366/4/15 Set of Italian language documents relating to Dino Grandi from the ‘Captured Italian Documents Collection’ of the U.K. National Archives (with some select English translation) – Ts/Ms – (5 items) NB. English translation for items 366/4/15/1, 366/4/15/2, 366/4/15/3 can be found at 366/4/15/4

366/4/16 Set of German language correspondence between Diana Guinness (Lady Diana Mosley) and Nazi officials inc. Madga Goebbels – 1936 -1938 – (12 items) NB. Item 366/4/16/3 includes a full English translation (Ms) for that item alone; item 366/4/16/11 is the English translation for items 366/4/16/6 – 10; item 366/4/16/12 is an English language text

366/4/17 Set of German language documents photocopied from the Politisches Archiv des Auswärtigen Amts related to the Reichsbahnzentrale für den Deutschen Reiseverkehr (Central Travel Office of the German state Railways) – 1937 to 1940 – including documents on Sir Edward Beatty, Unity Mitford & Dr. Kathleen Rutherford – (25 items), Ts/Ms

366/4/18 Set of photocopied German language documents (with selective English translation) from the Deutsche Botschaft (German embassy) in London – October 1935 – on the topic of Oswald Mosley and the British Union of Fascists (3 items), Ts/Ms

366/4/19 Secondary document on the House of Windsor and Appeasement – (1 item) 366/4/19/1 Photocopy excerpt from Andrew Roberts, Eminent Churchillians (London, 1994) – 29 pages, Ts/Ms

366/4/20 Secondary documents relating to German espionage in the Second World War and the British Security Service MI5 – (6 items) 366/4/20/1 Photocopy excerpt from Egbert Kieser, Hitler on the Doorstep: Operation ‘Sea Lion’: The German Plan to Invade Britain, 1940 (London, 1997) – 31 pages, Ts/Ms 366/4/20/2 Photocopy excerpt from Public Record Office, The Security Service 1908 – 1945: The Official History (Public Record Office, 1999) – Introduction – 15 pages – Ts/Ms 366/4/20/3 Photocopy excerpt from Public Record Office, The Security Service 1908 – 1945: The Official History (Public Record Office, 1999) – Chapter 1 – 12 pages – Ts/Ms 366/4/20/4 Photocopy excerpt from Public Record Office, The Security Service 1908 – 1945: The Official History (Public Record Office, 1999) – Chapter 2 – 19 pages – Ts/Ms 366/4/20/5 Photocopy excerpt from Public Record Office, The Security Service 1908 – 1945: The Official History (Public Record Office, 1999) – Chapter 3 – 22 pages – Ts/Ms 366/4/20/6 Photocopy excerpt from Public Record Office, The Security Service 1908 – 1945: The Official History (Public Record Office, 1999) – Chapter 4 & Miscellaneous pages – 23 pages – Ts/Ms

366/4/21 Small set of documents relating to Henry Williamson – (3 items)

Box 5

366/5/1 Newspaper extracts from the Guardian (1982) and The Sunday Telegraph (1969) in about the Labour Party and Oswald Mosley; secondary material on the Labour party during the 1930s – (3 items), Ts

366/5/2 Series of Newspaper extracts - all from 1998 - about Maureen Guinness (Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava) – (5 items), Ts

366/5/3 Set of secondary material relating to Diana Cooper, Nancy Mitford, Evelyn Waugh and Cecil Beaton – (4 items), Ts

366/5/4 Extract from a secondary work containing transcriptions of correspondence from Nancy Mitford to various persons including Diana Mosley – (1 item), Ts

366/5/5 Small set of secondary material about German ‘double agents’ and the presence of a ‘Fifth Column’ in Scotland – (2 items), Ts

366/5/6 Small set of secondary y sources which discuss the Battle of Cable Street and East End plus the growth of Fascism in Britain – (7 items), Ts

366/5/7 Newspaper extracts and secondary material about Edward VIII (Duke of Windsor) – (4 items), Ts

366/5/8 British Union of Fascists leaflet, plus secondary works on the subject of Appeasement and peace with Nazi Germany – (3 items), Ts

366/5/9 Series of documents – newspaper extracts and letters – relating to persons with anti-British interests during the Second World War including Francis Stuart, William Joyce and John Philby – (12 items), Ts

366/5/10 Set of small articles published in the Weiner Library Bulletin relating to British Fascism, Nation Europa and Anti-Semitism – (16 items), Ts

366/5/11 Photocopy of Duke of Bedford’s speech to the House of Lords on Defence Regulation 18B (January 1944) – photocopy of anti- fascist leaflet, ‘Britain’s Fifth Column – A Plain Warning’ – (2 items), Ts

366/5/12 Photocopies of secondary material relating to the failure of fascism in Britain ; material by Richard Thurlow, Dave Renton and Christopher Husbands – (3 items), Ts

366/5/13 Series of photocopied primary material from the British Union of Fascists; including transcriptions of Oswald Mosley speeches, pamphlets from the B.U.F. and Action leaflets – (19 items), Ts

366/5/14 Small set of documents concerning information on Unity Mitford; a letter from David Pryce-Jones to Stephen Dorril (1997), a newspaper article on by David Pryce-Jones (1976) and an extract from a secondary text by Michael Macoun (1996) – (3 items), Ms/Ts

366/5/15 Newspaper clipping reporting on Lord Rothermere’s supposed support for fascism and large photocopy extract of N.J. Crowson

(ed.), Fleet Street, Press Barons and Politics: The Journals of Collin Brooks, 1932 – 1940, (1999) – (2 items), Ts

366/5/16 Small series of documents relating to W.E.D. Allen, composed of a National Workers’ Party pamphlet, a short extract from a W.E.D. Allen article and a photocopy of his obituary from The Times (21 September 1973) – (3 items), Ms/Ts

366/5/17 Photocopy extracts of Geoffrey Field, Evangelist of Race: The Germanic Vision of Houston Stewart Chamberlain (New York, 1981); large photocopy extract of Robert Skidelsky, Politicians and the Slump: The Labour Government of 1929-1931 (Penguin, 1967) – (2 items), Ts

Box 6

366/6/1 Varying sets of handwritten research notes, believed to be those of James L.A. Hancock , on a variety of sources relating to British fascism and Oswald Mosley – also includes photocopy of a British Union publication; ‘Mind Britain’s Business’ (1938) – (20 items), Ms/Ts

366/6/2 Large selection of handwritten research notes on ‘Action’ and ‘Blackshirt’ material – divided by subject matter and chronology – topics include Manchuria, Empire, Spanish Civil War and Munich – (8 items), Ms

366/6/3 Large photocopy extract of Dr. A. A. Tester, England – Quo Vadis? (German language) – 104 pages, (1 item), Ts NB. Item 366/6/3/1 is divided into 4 parts due to its size

366/6/4 Selection of primary and secondary documents based around the topics of a British ‘Fifth Column’, the detention of Oswald Mosley and the wider internment of individuals under Defence Regulation 18B – also includes some correspondence between Stephen Dorril and the authors of some of the works - (15 items), Ms/Ts

366/6/5 Unpublished undergraduate thesis on Anglo-German relations; J.S. Wiggins, ‘The Link’, (University of St.Andrews, 1985) – (1 item), 63 pages, Ts

366/6/6 Small set of documents relating to Winston Churchill, composed of secondary works on his relationship with both the Conservative party, President Roosevelt and an extract from the ‘Churchill War Papers’ – (5 items), Ms/Ts

366/6/7 Extracts from newspaper obituaries of James Lees-Milne, plus series of photocopy extracts from the diaries of James Lees-Milne covering the Second World War as well as 1953-1972, 1979-1981 – (7 items), Ts

366/6/8 Small set of documents concerning Fascist ideas in Sweden, France and the World Anti-Communist League – (3 items), Ms/Ts

366/6/9 Documents concerning the British Union Of Fascists; specifically their aims, anti-Communist stance and background to their leading figures such as Oswald Mosley and William Joyce – (7 items), Ms/Ts

366/6/10 Photocopy of John Brewer, Mosley’s Men: The British Union of Fascists in the West Midlands (Gower, 1984) – (1 item), Ts NB. Item 366/6/10/1 is divided into 3 parts due to its size

366/6/11 Second copy of Dr. A. A. Tester, England – Quo Vadis? (German language) – identical to item 366/6/3/1 but with additional English annotation – (1 item), Ms/Ts NB. Item 366/6/11/1 is divided into 4 parts due to its size

Box 7

366/7/1 Set of material, mainly based around newspaper extracts which contains information about Security Service (MI5) activities during the Second World War – (13 items), Ts

366/7/2 Material relating to the life of Oswald Mosley and the development of the British Union of Fascists – also contains a set of contemporary extracts from the Glasgow Herald about Mosley and fascists – (19 items), Ms/Ts

366/7/3 Correspondence and documents relating to the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace including an archival index for the NSDAP Hauptarchive at this institution – (6 items), Ms/Ts

366/7/4 Small set of material relating to the anti-fascist movement opposed to the British Union of Fascists – (6 items), Ts

366/7/5 Two German language documents on Oswald Mosley – one archival source and one secondary article – plus a French article on wartime Belgium with references to Ribbentrop amongst others – includes select translations – (5 items), Ms/Ts NB. Item 366/7/5/2 is the very select translation for 366/7/5/3; item 366/7/5/5 is the select translation for item 366/7/5/4

366/7/6 Series of secondary newspaper extracts about King Edward VIII, Mrs Simpson and the Abdication Crisis – (8 items), Ts

366/7/7 Set of secondary newspaper extracts on the loyalty of British individuals – including Diana Mosley, Unity Mitford, the Duke of Bedford and Duke of Wellington – (7 items), Ts

366/7/8 Small of documents relating to the links between Italian fascists, Oswald Mosley and the British Union of Fascists – (4 items), Ts

366/7/9 Documents relating to eminent persons within Winston Churchill’s National Government – including Herbert Morrison, Lord Halifax – (5 items), Ts

366/7/10 Newspaper extracts and secondary documents relating to the role of Winston Churchill in the wartime government – (7 items), Ts

366/7/11 Small set of documents based around newspaper extracts and secondary articles which discuss the idea of a British ‘Fifth Column’ in wartime – (6 items), Ts

366/7/12 Small set of secondary documents relating to Hitler and Nazi Germany – (5 items), Ts

366/7/13 Set of German language documents on German foreign policy during the Second World War – (6 items), Ms/Ts NB. Item 366/7/13/2 is the translation for 366/7/13/1, item 366/7/13/4 is the translation for 366/7/13/3, item 366/7/13/6 is the translation for 366/7/13/5

366/7/14 Contains two German language documents with associated translations plus sets of handwritten notes on other documents such as the diaries of Joseph Goebbels – (5 items), Ms/Ts NB. Item 366/7/14/2 is the select translation for 366/7/14/1

366/7/15 Contains an extract from Reinhard Spitzy (trans. G.T. Waddington), How We Squandered the Reich (1997) plus a newspaper review of the publication – (2 items), Ms/Ts

366/7/16 Set of newspaper extracts about Diana Mosley’s later life including a two interviews – (3 items), Ts

366/7/17 Three newspaper extracts from January 2000 about Alan Pryce-Jones – (3 items), Ts

366/7/18 Set of documents all concerning the life of Wyndham Lewis and his links to Nazi ideology – (6 items), Ts

366/7/19 Contains two different MA theses linked to Fascism in Britain with annotation by Stephen Dorril and further handwritten notes by Stephen Dorril – (3 items), Ms/Ts

366/7/20 Large set of documents from the National Archives of Australia about the death of George Pfister – also contains a series of six photographs relating to George Pfister – (9 items), Ms/Ts NB. Due to size item 366/7/20/9 is divided into 3 consecutive parts

Box 8

366/8/1 Photocopy extract from Diana Mosley, A Life of Contrasts, (Gibson Square, 2002) – 59 pages – (1 item), Ts NB. Item 366/8/1/1 is divided into two parts

366/8/2 Correspondence between Stephen Dorril and John and Simon Mosley (1998) – about their relationship with Oswald Mosley – (2 items), Ms

366/8/3 Small set of secondary materials on the British political left – includes a piece on the links between anti-Semitism and the political left – (3 items), Ts

366/8/4 Documents (including newspaper extracts) relating to Lord Rothermere and Press Baron links to the British government and Oswald Mosley – (6 items), Ts

366/8/5 Small set of secondary documents on Fabianism and Guild Socialism – (2 items), Ts

366/8/6 Secondary documents about Percy Wyndham-Lewis – his links to fascist ideology and modernism – (4 items), Ts

366/8/7 Two secondary documents on Appeasement in the 1930s – one about the National Government and another about The Times and Appeasement – (2 items), Ts

366/8/8 Set of secondary documents on the British Labour movement, the Labour Party and Labour Members of Parliament – (11 items), Ts

366/8/9 Photocopy extract of David Barker, Ideology of Obsession: A.K. Chesterton and British Fascism (Tauris, 1996) – (1 item), Ts NB. Item 366/8/9/1 is divided into two different parts

366/8/10 Letter of correspondence between Stephen Dorril and David Marquand (1998) plus photocopy extract from David Marquand’s biography of Ramsay MacDonald – (2 items), Ts

366/8/11 Primary and secondary documents relating to Ireland, the fascist movement in Ulster and the rest of Ireland as well as archival material about Rothermere and the government – (4 items), Ts

366/8/12 Small set of secondary research documents on the topic of Italian fascism and Ezra Pound – (3 items), Ts

366/8/13 Photocopy extract of John Finlay, Social Credit: The English Origins (London, 1972) – (1 item), Ts NB. Item 366/8/13/1 is divided into two consecutive parts

366/8/14 Secondary documents on the political right-wing in Britain, the genesis of fascist ideology and political anti-Semitism in Britain – (4 items), Ts NB. Items 366/8/14/1 and 366/8/14/3 are each divided into two consecutive parts

Box 9

366/9/1 Small set of documents about Nietzsche – newspaper extract from the Independent (July 2000) and extract from a secondary article – (2 items), Ts

366/9/2 Two documents authored by Richard Thurlow – a revised introduction to Fascism in Britain (1999) and an academic article on Spengler, Hitler and British Fascism – (2 items), Ts

366/9/3 Set of secondary documents on Italian Fascism, Mussolini and Italian perceptions of Nazi Germany – (4 items), Ts

366/9/4 Letter from correspondence between Stephen Dorril and Philippa Bassett of University of Birmingham Special Collections about documents in the Nicholas Mosley collection – also includes small set of miscellanea about the Special Collections department – (2 items), Ms/Ts

366/9/5 Documents related to the trial and execution of Private John William Schurch for high treason during the Second World War - including copy of his MI5 file and sworn statement – also contains a newspaper extract on German espionage failures – (6 items), Ts

366/9/6 Photocopy extract of an article by Brigitte Graznow on British opinions of the emergence of Hitler plus extract from George Watson, The Lost Literature of Socialism – (2 items), Ts

366/9/7 Documents relating to T.S. Eliot’s anti-Semitic views and an extract of his biography – (4 items), Ts

366/9/8 Photocopy extract of James Webb, The Occult Irrational (Richard Drew, 1981) – (1 item), Ts

366/9/9 Photocopies of archival documents relating to Mosley and the British Union of Fascists from the T.U.C files at Warwick – reports on the British fascist movement (1932-1934) – also includes correspondence between Stephen Dorril and Philip Coupland (1999) – (4 items), Ts

366/9/10 Photocopy extract from the published diaries and letters of Robert Bernays (1932-1939) – edited by Nick Smart – (1 item), Ts

366/9/11 Small set of secondary documents relating to Josslyn Hay, Earl of Erroll – centred around discussion of his fascist views and the circumstances of his murder – also includes correspondence between Stephen Dorril and Errol Trzebinski (1998) – (3 items), Ts

366/9/12 Set of secondary documents based around general studies of anti-Semitism, the British Union of Fascists and fascist ideology – (5 items), Ts

366/9/13 Large selection of handwritten research notes on a variety of topics including Oswald Mosley, Mussolini and translated letters – (8 items), Ms

366/9/14 Set of secondary documents based on studies of Oswald Mosley – includes works by Robert Skidelsky and A.K. Chesterton – (3 items), Ts NB. Item 366/9/14/3 is divided into two consecutive parts

366/9/15 Composed mostly of newspaper extracts detailing controversies surrounding the Duke of Windsor, his fascist sympathies and apparent Nazi plans to install Edward as a puppet monarch in an invasion – also contains two extracts from biographies of the Duke of Windsor – (19 items), Ts

Box 10

366/10/1 Large photocopy extract of Robert Benewick, The Fascist Movement in Britain (London, 1972) – (1 item), Ts NB. Item 366/10/1/1 is divided into 3 consecutive parts due to size of the extract

366/10/2 Set of secondary academic pieces on the British fascist movement including works by Colin Cross, Richard Thurlow and Eric Campbell – (6 items), Ts

366/10/3 Set of secondary documents on Edwardian Britain and the First World War centred on themes of Imperialism, Nationalism and Racialist movements – includes material by Arthur Marwick – (5 items), Ts NB. Item 366/10/3/2 is divided into two consecutive parts

366/10/4 Set of secondary documents on various British political figures - Winston Churchill, Herbert Morrison, Neville Chamberlain, Balfour and Disraeli – (5 items), Ts

366/10/5 Extract from Ross McKibbin, Classes and Cultures: England 1918-1951 (Oxford 1998), and John Stevenson, British Society 1914- 45 (Penguin, 1990) – (2 items), Ts

366/10/6 Extract from Richard Usborne, Clubland Heroes: A nostalgic study of some recurrent characters in the romantic fiction of Dornford Yates, John Buchan and Sapper (London, 1983) – (1 item), Ts

366/10/7 Large extract from Dan White, Lost Comrades: Socialists of the Front Generation 1918-1945 (London, 1992) – (1 item), Ms/Ts NB. Item 366/10/7/1 is divided into 3 parts due to size

366/10/8 Copy of Kay Fredericks account of her time within the British fascist movement – taken from the Modern Records Centre at Warwick University (MSS 292/743.11/2) – (1 item), Ts NB. Item 366/10/8/1 is divided into two parts due to size

366/10/9 Transmission script for Twenty Twenty TV, “The Canterbury Tales” Programme 2 – shown on 26/09/96 on Channel 4 – (1 item), Ts

366/10/10 Two secondary documents on fascist movements outside of Britain – one article on French fascists and one on Canadian fascists – (2 items), Ts

366/10/11 Two small accounts of Oswald Mosley’s public speaking as leader of the B.U.F. – including an event at Oxford University as well as the Olympia rally – (2 items), Ts

366/10/12 Extract from Baroness Ravensdale, In Many Rhythms: An Autobiography (London, 1993) – (1 item), Ts

366/10/13 Two articles on specific events of pre-war Nazi Germany – including an article of the 1936 Olympics – (2 items), Ts

366/10/14 Extract from The Letters of Joseph P. Kennedy: Hostage to Fortune (ed. Amanda Smith) centred around Unity Mitford – (1 item), Ts

366/10/15 Extract from Eric Bentley, The Cult of the Superman: A study of the idea of heroism in Carlyle and Nietzsche, with notes on other hero-worshippers of modern times (London, 1948) – (1 item), Ts

366/10/16 Three secondary documents about anti-Semitism and the construction of ‘the Jew’ in Britain – (3 items), Ts NB. Item 366/10/16/1 is divided into two parts due to size

366/10/17 Secondary documents linked to Nancy Astor and Jennie Lee – also includes autobiographical extracts from Jennie Lee – (3 items), Ts

Box 11

366/11/1 Small set of documents centred around the Marchioness Curzon of Keddleston – includes autobiographical extract – (3 items), Ts

366/11/2 Extract from Colin Cross, The Fascists in Britain (Barrie and Rockcliff, 1961) – (1 item), Ts NB. Item 366/11/2/1 is divided into three consecutive parts due to size

366/11/3 Small set of documents related to Vera Brittain – (2 items), Ts

366/11/4 Set of documents on major figures within the interwar/wartime Labour party – Attlee, Bevan and Whentley – (4 items), Ts

366/11/5 Set of documents on major figures within the interwar/wartime Labour party – George Lansbury, Ernest Bevin and Aneurin Bevan – (5 items), Ts

366/11/6 Letter of communication between Stephen Dorril and Lesley Gordon of University of Newcastle Special Collections on C.P. Trevelyan and secondary document about Trevelyan – (2 items), Ts

366/11/7 Small set of documents on the subject of Randolph Churchill and his connections to far right politics – (3 items), Ts

366/11/8 Set of documents on Mussolini, Fascist Italy and the links between the British Fascist movement and Fascist Italy – (7 items)

366/11/9 Set of documents about senior figures in the Conservative party – Harold Nicholson, Sir Robert Lockhart and Stanley Baldwin – (4 items), Ts

366/11/10 Set of documents on Oswald Mosley and the British Union of Fascists – including works on fascist leadership and patterns of membership – (6 items), Ts

366/11/11 Letters of communication between Stephen Dorril and Austalian researchers and academics; plus discussion of a cricket tour in Australia that contained B.U.F members – (4 items), Ts

366/11/12 Substantial photocopy extract of Jules Townshend, J.A. Hobson (Manchester, 1990) – (1 item), Ts

366/11/13 Small set of communications between Stephen Dorril and Myles Eckersley, plus letter between Dorril and unknown academic (signed R.S. – possibly Robert Skidelsky) – (3 items), Ts/Ms

366/11/14 Set of primary and secondary documents about the development of fascism in areas of Scotland – (5 items), Ts

366/11/15 Three secondary documents on the social roots of European Fascism and the abuse of social imperialism as a concept – (2 items), Ts

366/11/16 Extract from John Charnley’s autobiography, Blackshirts and Roses (London, 1990) plus a review of the publication – (2 items), Ts

366/11/17 Small set of documents about the historian W.E.D. Allen plus an extract from a W.E.D. Allen publication – (3 items), Ts/Ms

366/11/18 Set of documents centred around the figure of Henry Williamson and his political views – (4 items), Ts

366/11/19 Photocopy of two letters between Oswald Mosley and H.G. Wells – (1 item), Ts

366/11/20 Two secondary documents about the city of Manchester – (2 items), Ts

366/11/21 Set of secondary documents on the British Union of Fascists, political violence and public order – (4 items), Ts

Box 12

366/12/1 Contains two electronic versions of the Guy Liddell Diaries, Nigel West (ed.) – in the form of two CDs – (2 items)

366/12/2 Small set of Stephen Dorril’s handwritten notes for his monograph – conatins transcribed quotes from Oswald Mosley – (1 item), Ms

366/12/3 Two secondary articles on military commentators– one on Basil Liddell Hart and the other on Major-General J.F.C. Fuller – (2 items), Ts

366/12/4 Two secondary articles on the political debates over Indian reform in the 1930s – one by Martin Pugh, the other by Gillian Peele – (2 items), Ts

366/12/5 Set of German language documents, mixture of primary archival sources with secondary articles from the Auswärtiges AMT and Herbert Hoover archives – also contains limited and select handwritten English translation notes – (7 items), Ts/Ms

366/12/6 Set of Source guides for the study of MI5 documents and Home Office documents linked to fascism, found in the U.K. National Archives at Kew – (6 items), Ts

366/12/7 Documents centred on Oswald Mosley – includes photocopies of his articles on the concept of ‘European Socialism’ as well as primary sources documenting public disorder at a rally in 1962 – (8 items), Ts

366/12/8 Substantial collection of photocopied newspaper sources centred around the figure of Oswald Mosley in the post-war years – (24 items), Ts

366/12/9 Collection of documents detailing the notion of growing up in a fascist environment – features works about Trevor Grundy and Nicholas Mosley – (6 items), Ts

366/12/10 Two documents containing information about Sid Proud and his connection to Spanish fascists – (2 items), Ts

366/12/11 Letter of communication from Duncan Stuart to Stephen Dorril detailing potential sources on Guy Burgess – (1 item), Ts

366/12/12 Contemporary newspaper articles exploring the fascist ideology and policy – (3 items), Ts

366/12/13 Large collection of speeches made by Oswald Mosley during his time in far right politics and the British Union movement – (30 items), Ts

366/12/14 Letter of communication between Stephen Dorril and David Turner (1998) – includes a basic overview of scholarship presented at a conference in Oxford on the topic of British fascism in October 1998 – features papers by Richard Thurlow, Tom Linehan and Tom Buchanan – (3 items), Ts

366/12/15 Letters of communication between Stephen Dorril and various academics; including David Fowler and David Turner – (6 items), Ts/Ms

366/12/16 Federal Bureau of Investigation file on Oswald Mosley – 200+ pages – (1 item), Ts/Ms

366/12/17 American archival documents on Oswald Mosley – includes Central Intelligence Agency referrals (heavily redacted) and Foreign Service reports on Mosley entering America – (3 items), Ts 366/12/18 Series of American archival documents on figures linked to the British fascist movement – includes Foreign Service, State Department and Naval Intelligence reports – (1 item), Ts

366/12/19 Collection of Irish archival documents detailing the move of Oswald Mosley to Ireland in the post-war period and fears over his potential political activities in the Irish state – (28 items), Ts/Ms

Box 13

366/13/1 A selection of secondary sources on the concepts of Fascism and Nazism, including a large extract from Roger Griffin (ed), Fascism, (1995), and subsequently Fascism in Britain (8 items), Ts

366/13/2 Secondary German language article on the relationship between British and German fascism 1933-39, (1 item), Ts

366/13/3 A selection of Japanese primary documents (with attached translations) – including correspondence between the Japanese Ambassador to England, Yoshida Shigeru, and Foreign Minister Konoe Fumimaro regarding fascist organisations in Britain (1930’s) (5 items), Ts

366/13/4 Modern day publications (1990’s) from far-right political groups such as the League of St.George and Historical Review Press regarding Oswald Mosley and William Joyce (10 items), Ts

366/13/5 Large selection of Newspaper cuttings from 1990’s-2000’s 366/13/5/1 Newspaper articles relating to William Joyce (Lord Haw-Haw), articles discuss British Intelligence, his prison letters, and the legacy for his descendants – (3 Items), Ts 366/13/5/2 Newspaper articles relating to Diana Mosley in later life (11 items), Ts 366/13/5/3 Newspaper articles relating to the fraud investigation and threat of extradition facing Lord Moyne (4 items), Ts 366/13/5/4 Newspaper articles relating to Tony Blair as Prime Minister (4 items), Ts 366/13/5/5 Newspaper articles regarding the controversy surrounding Channel Four’s 1998 docudrama ‘Mosley’, (11 items) Ts

366/13/6 Large selection of newspaper cuttings 1990’s-2000’s 366/13/6/1 Two obituaries to Fr. Brocard Sewell 4/5 April 2000, former member of the British Union of Fascists (2 items), Ts 366/13/6/2 Guardian article 27/10/1999 on the banning of Ezra Pound from poets’ corner, (1 item), Ts 366/13/6/3 Two obituaries to former Justice of Appeal Frederick Lawton, the Times 5/02/01, the Telegraph 6/02/01, (2 items), Ts

366/13/6/4 Newspaper articles relating to assassinated Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn, (7 items), Ts 366/13/6/5 Newspaper cuttings regarding the legacy of fascism and the effect it has had on the descendants of major participants, including Nicholas Mosley, Gottfried Wagner, Francis Beckett (5 items) 366/13/6/6 Newspaper cuttings regarding Max Mosley (6 items), Ts 366/13/6/7 Newspaper article from November 14th 1999 on the Nazi atrocity at Sant’ anna di Stazzena, (2 items), Ts 366/13/6/8 Newspaper article 28/4/02 linking the BNP to Oswald Mosley 366/13/6/9 Newspaper article on the Friends of Oswald Mosley

366/13/7 79 photocopied photographs relating to Oswald Mosley and the BUF with accompanying list (not strictly in order), and a photocopied BUF music sheet (80 items)

366/13/8 A Large selection of photocopied primary documents 366/13/8/1 Two letters dated 30/8/39 and 17/09/39, regarding Diana Mosley’s request that her invitation from Hitler to the ‘Parteitag’ be made available to Lady Dunne (1 Item) Ts, Ms 366/13/8/2 Correspondence between the German Embassy and the German Foreign Office in 1934 requesting information on English National Socialist Eric Thomas and the significance of his group (1 Item) Ts, Ms 366/13/8/3 Letter dated 28/6/34 from the National Socialist Student League to the Foreign Office Legation Advisor Van Plessen requesting information on Eric Thomas and Bruce Wilson with regards to their organisation the ‘British National Socialists’ (1 Item) Ts, Ms 366/13/8/4 A number of Primary and Secondary German language documents regarding the NSDAP and Ernst Wilhelm Bohle, leader of the Foreign Organisation of the NSDAP (5 items) Ts 366/13/8/5 Letter dated 15/2/40 from Fletcher to Captain Liddell regarding Mr. Herschel Johnson. Captain Liddell was MI5’s Director of Counter Espionage during World War Two (1 item) Ts 366/13/8/6 Letter in Italian with accompanying translation dated 27/35 from Anolreina Carati Celli requesting assistance from Oswald Mosley concerning the legality of her divorce from John Celli, head of the BUF overseas organisation in Italy (1 Item) Ts/Ms 366/13/8/7 Wartime pamphlet written by Henry St. George and published by 18B Publicity Council criticising excessive government powers during the Second World War (1 item) Ts 366/13/8/8 British intelligence report on Oswald Mosley, source unknown (1 Item)

366/13/9 A large selection of correspondence between Stephen Dorril and Archival centres in Germany (some accompanying translations) pertaining to Oswald Mosley’s relationship/collaboration with Nazi Germany, and links to neo-Nazi’s following the

end of the Second World War (29 items) Ts/Ms

366/13/10 A selection of photocopied secondary documents including extracts from Bernard Rothman: ‘The Mosley Rally, King’s Hall Belle Vue, February 1933’, Cyril Buffet and Beatrice Hauser, ‘Haunted by History: Myths in International Relations’, Ross Mc, ‘The Economic policy of the second Labour Government 1929-1931, (4 items) Ts

366/13/11 Large selection of Newspaper cuttings on a diverse range of topics (31 items) Ts

366/13/12 Large selection of secondary documents including two articles by Bryan Clough; one on prominent BUF member Major P G Taylor, the other entitled the Wolkoff Files. A large selection of review articles of major publications on Oswald Mosley and the BUF including a review of Robert Skidelsky’s ‘Oswald Mosley’ and a subsequent reply by the author, and reviews of John Bean’s autobiography Many Shades of Black , and Mosley’s Memoirs (17 items) Ts

366/13/13 A selection of photocopied extracts from secondary sources on historical figures; The Guy Liddell Diaries, John Paton, John Reith, Lt-Col. L. A. Strange, Major Lanoe George Hawker, David Frost, Ted Kid Lewis, Sir Felix John Clewett, Jeffrey Hamm Action Replay, and ‘Tumult in the Clouds: the British Experience of the War in the Air 1914-1918’ (10 items) Ts

366/13/14 A selection of primary and secondary documents 366/13/14/1 Major J. F. C. Fuller, ‘Germany – As I see It’, English Review, 60 (1933), accompanied with two newspaper articles on Major Fuller; an obituary from 1966 and a more modern newspaper article (3 items) Ts 366/13/14/2 Two primary documents regarding one time BUF member A. C Miles; a pamphlet ‘Mosley in Motley’ (1937) by A. C Miles criticising the fascist movement, and a subsequent reply from the British Union Cab Trade Group (2 items) Ts 366/13/14/3 Special Branch report on an internal BUF court martial of Bradford and Knowles (1 Item) Ts 366/13/14/4 Microfilm listings for Confidential US State Department Files: Great Britain Internal and Foreign Affairs, 1939-1949 (1 item) Ts 366/13/14/5 Search results for ‘British Union of Fascists’ on http://catalogue.pro.gov.uk website (1 item) Ts 366/13/14/6 Catalogue for Captain H. W. Luttman-Johnson Papers (1 item) Ts 366/13/14/7 Two primary documents relating to the French DST ‘Police Secrete’ monitoring of Oswald Mosley shortly after the Second World War (2 items) Ts

366/13/15 A selection of correspondence addressed to Stephen Dorril from Dave Turner, David Ashton, John Bean (longstanding figure on

the far right in Britain), and Hugo Vickers (9 items) Ts

366/13/16 One full issue of Searchlight No. 258 December 1996, and cut-outs from subsequent issues July 2001, July 2002, November 2002, and January 2004, covering issues such as Combat 18, Mosley’s centenary dinner and the 62-group (5 items) Ts

366/13/17 A selection of photocopied newspaper articles from the 1940’s-1980’s on Oswald Mosley and the British Union of Fascists, including an interview with Oswald Mosley in The Listener 31/10/68 (4 items) Ts

366/13/18 Two letters to Stephen Dorril from Richard Lamb regarding Lamb’s personal acquaintance with Oswald Mosley. Includes six photocopied extracts from New Outlook between 1966-1971, a Liberal magazine of which Richard Lamb was editor (9 items) Ts

366/13/19 A selection of photocopied secondary source extracts; The British State and Immigration, 1945-51: New Light on the Empire Windrush, Richard Griffiths, A Note on Mosley, the ‘Jewish War’ and Conscientious Objection,

Box 14

366/14/1 Two photocopied secondary sources; Henry Srebrnik, ‘Class, Ethnicity and Gender Intertwined: Jewish women and the East London Rent Strikes, 1935-1940’, Women’s History Review, Volume 4, Number 3, 1995; and R.M. Douglas, Feminist Freikorps: The British Voluntary Women Police, 1914-1940,

366/14/2 A large selection of correspondence between Stephen Dorril and various archival centres including a summary of material relating to Maj Gen JFC Fuller found at the Liddell Hart Centre for Military Archives

366/14/3 A selection of primary and secondary sources 366/14/3/1 ‘German Propaganda in Britain, The Economic League, July 1939 366/14/3/2 Photocopied extract from The Marquess of Londonderry, Ourselves and Germany, 1938 366/14/3/3 Photocopied extract from Nesta H. Webster, ‘Germany and England’, The Patriot, 17 November 1938, with accompanying secondary article, a photocopied extract of Richard M. Gilman, Behind World Revolution: The Strange Career of Nesta H. Webster, Vol. 1, (1982)

366/14/4 A selection of documents relating to communism and the Zinoviev letter 366/14/4/1 Three Newspaper articles (1990’s-2000’s) relating to the Zinoviev letter, a fraudulent letter used to discredit Ramsay MacDonald’s Labour Government in 1924 366/14/4/2 Photocopy of an extract from Gordon Brook-Shepherd, Iron Maze: The Western Secret Services and the Bolsheviks, (1998) (5 Pages) 366/14/4/3 Ron Bean, Liverpool Shipping Employers and the anti-communist activities of J.M Hughes, 1920-25, 366/14/4/4 Photocopy of Kenneth D. Brown, The Anti-Socialist Union 1908-49, in; Kenneth D. Brown (ed), Essays in Anti-Labour History: responses to the Rise of Labour in Britain, (1974)

366/14/5 A selection of secondary articles relating to British Intelligence operations against British Fascism during the inter-war period, (5 items) Ts 366/14/5/1 Mike Hughes, Spies and Work (1 item) Ts 366/14/5/2 Four articles by John Hope relating to British Intelligence and British Fascism covering individuals such as Maxwell Knight and James McGuirk Hughes (4 items) Ts

366/14/6 A selection of primary and secondary documents relating to intelligence operations against British citizens 366/14/6/1 A selection of primary documents relating to Armand Albert Gregoire – correspondence between British and United States authorities 366/14/6/2 Isle of Man Constabulary intelligence report on Dr. Alexander Cannon, 28th April 1941 366/14/6/3 Photocopy of the Isle of Man Examiner, April 12th 1940 regarding the residency of Dr Alexander Cannon, also mentions the residency of Captain Drummond 366/14/6/4 A selection of secondary material relating to Captain Drummond, including his Obituary 366/14/6/5 Photocopy of ‘The Strange Case of Major Vernon’, published by the National Council for Civil Liberties (1937) 366/14/6/6 Email from David Turner to the Telegraph regarding a review of Nigel West’s Venona: The Greatest Secret of the Cold War, with accompanying photocopy of the review and a reply to David Turner from Nigel West (6 pages)

366/14/7 A large selection of newspaper cuttings (1990’s-2000’s) on a variety of subjects connected to British Fascism (56 items) Ts

366/14/8 Secondary material relating to BUF activity in various British regions including Oxford, Wellingborough, and Glamorgan, (4 items) Ts

366/14/9/1 A summary of sources relating to W. E. D Allen – an established journalist and friend of Oswald Mosley who assisted the BUF behind the scenes 366/14/9/2 Photocopy of the Obituary of Lady Mary Dunn published in an unknown British newspaper, accompanied by a typescript of her Obituary published in the Daily Telegraph (2 items) Ts 366/14/9/3 Photocopy of an article published in The Times, December 12 1983, detailing with part of Mosley’s interrogation in front of a government committee appointed to advise on his wartime internment (1 item) Ts

366/14/10 Photocopied primary material 366/14/10/1 Two copies of Arthur Exell, Blackshirts: The meeting at the Assembley Rooms, Oxford, during the Thirties, regarding the disruption to a BUF meeting held in Oxford 366/14/10/2 Photocopied extract from John Baker, Dover-Nürnberg Return, (1937), (7 pages) 366/14/10/3 Photocopy of The Fascist Movement in Great Britain, Socialist Review Investigations, No.1, (Feb, 1926) 366/14/10/4 Photocopy of Where Does the Money come from?, An article published by the Economic League May 17th, 1940, regarding the financial activities of organisations deemed to be undermining the war effort, e.g. British Fascist, Communists, and Pacifists

366/14/11 Correspondence between Stephen Dorril and various archives both in Britain and internationally, with accompanying photocopied primary material 366/14/11/1 Correspondence between Stephen Dorril and the Archivio Centrale dello Stato in Rome that includes archival information regarding the relationship between British Fascism and Mussolini’s Italy 366/14/11/2 Two Italian language fascist newspapers published in London; La Cronaca 12th March 1921, and L’Eco D’Italia’ 11th December 1926 366/14/11/3 Letter from Rutgers University to Stephen Dorril with accompanying photocopy of correspondence between Oswald Mosley and J. F. C Fuller regarding Fuller’s candidacy for Parliament (1938). 366/14/11/4 Letter from the National Archives of Australia to Stephen Dorril with accompanying intelligence report on British Fascists (date unknown) 366/14/11/5 Photocopy of newspaper article from 1934 entitled ‘Fascists and Jews’, (source unknown) 366/14/11/6 Photocopy of the Earl of Cottenham’s obituary in The Times, July 21st 1943

366/14/12 A selection of primary and secondary material relating to British Fascism

366/14/12/1 Photocopy of a letter from Mary R. Richardson to Mr. Marchbank regarding Sir Patrick Hastings and Oswald Mosley 366/14/12/2 Photocopy of a letter from Chas M Dolan to Oswald Mosley regarding the formers potential expulsion from the BUF 366/14/12/3 Two letters from Oswald Mosley to C. P. Trevelyan, 27/12/26, and 1923 366/14/12/4 Letter from the British Embassy in Istanbul to Mr. Ibberson regarding the novel, ‘Strange Coast’, 07/09/46 366/14/12/5 List of Book Club’s and Secretaries, source unknown 366/14/12/6 Secondary article on fiction writer Peter Cheyney, and his links to right wing groups and the British Intelligence

366/14/13 A substantial collection of correspondence relating to Stephen Dorril’s research

366/14/14 A large selection of secondary material including photocopied extract from Alexander Walker, Audrey: Her Real Story, regarding Audrey Hepburn, and from Carmelite Priest and former BUF member Brocard Sewell’s autobiography, The Habit of a Lifetime

366/14/15 A selection of secondary sources including Arthur McIvor, ‘A Crusade for Capitalism’: The Economic League, 1919-39, followed by two German and on Russian language secondary source.

366/14/16 A selection of photocopied secondary material relating to far-right movements in Britain and Europe throughout the 20th Century 366/14/16/1 A photocopied extract of ‘Oswald Mosley as Entrepreneur’, History Today, Vol. 40, No.3, March 1990, Ts/Ms 366/14/16/2 A photocopied extract from Paul Edwards, Wyndham Lewis: Poet and Painter, New Haven (2000), (12 Sides, 24 pages), Ts 366/14/16/3 Secondary document Graham D. Macklin, ‘”A quite natural and moderate defensive feeling”? The 1945 Hampstead “anti-alien” petition, Patterns of Prejudice, Vol. 37, No. 3, 2003 366/14/16/4 Secondary article, John Newsinger, ‘Blackshirts, Blueshirts, and the Spanish Civil War, The Historical Journal, Vol. 44, No. 3 (2001) Ts 366/14/16/5 Printout of secondary article; ‘The Führer and his followers: The Thadden Clique Or the mockery of democracy’, source unknown, Ts 366/14/16/6 Printout of an article posted on www.emperors-clothes.com entitled; ‘Nazi Financier Francois Genoud Bankrolled French Lawyer Jacques Verges. Who is Genoud?’, Ts 366/14/16/7 Secondary article, ‘ The Nationalist International: A Tool to Make a “German Europe”’, Source unknown, Ts 366/14/17 A selection of newspaper articles (1990’s-2000’s) relating to Nicholas and Max Mosley, and issue 22 of Lobster a magazine initially co-produced by Stephen Dorril that is interested primarily in the influence of the intelligence and security services on

politics and world trade. This issue includes the article MI5 and the British Fascists before WW2

366/14/18 A large selection of secondary material including photocopied extracts on the collaborationist Rexist movement in occupied Belgium, life in 1930’s France, and a ‘Britain and the Holocaust, published by the Holocaust Educational Trust, (11 items) Ts

Box 15

366/15/1 A selection of secondary articles relating to Fascism as a theory (9 items) Ts

366/15/2 Secondary articles relating to Major J. F. C. Fuller (3 items) Ts

366/15/3 Secondary articles on protectionism, public works, and economic revival in the first half of the 20th Century (4 items) Ts

366/15/4 Two secondary articles on the depression and economic recovery in Britain during the inter-war period (2 items) Ts

366/15/5 Secondary material relating to British economic policy in the first half of the 20th Century (2 items) Ts

366/15/6 Three secondary sources relating to British economic history, one on Churchill (4 items) Ts

366/15/7 A selection of secondary articles primarily relating to the United States, Henry Ford (Fordism), and Technocracy (6 items) Ts

366/15/8 A selection of photocopied primary documents relating to the British Union of Fascists. This includes a range of German language documents (source unknown) with some accompanying translations. Also, a significant number of photocopied extracts from an individuals personal diary, author unknown (9 items) Ts

366/15/9 A selection of secondary newspaper articles as well as a printout of Impressions of Oswald Mosley (1977), by Brian Holden Reid (5 items)

Box 16

366/16/1 A selection of photocopied extracts from autobiographical and biographical sources, including Vera Brittain, Fenner Brockway and Lord Nuffield (10 items) Ts

366/16/2 Primary and secondary material on John Strachey, prominent Labour politician who briefly stood with Mosley’s New Party prior to its shift towards fascism, includes a photocopied extract of John Strachey, The Menace of Fascism (1933) (4 items) Ts

366/16/3 A large selection of photocopied German language documents with some translation, authors unknown (11 items) Ts/Ms

366/16/4 Photocopied Italian language documents with some attached translations including correspondence between the London embassy and the Foreign Office regarding Mosley’s proposed visit to Italy in 1933, and photocopied secondary material regarding Mussolini and Fascist Italy (10 items) Ts/Ms

366/16/5 Three photocopied excerpts of secondary articles relating to Beatrice Webb, co-founder of the London School of Economics and social reformer (3 items) Ts

366/16/6 Photocopied extracts from a number of secondary sources regarding Harold Nicolson, including a photocopied extract from The Harold Nicolson Diaries, (10 items) Ts

366/16/7 Two photocopied extracts written by C. F. Melville, The Truth about the New Party (1931), and Political Upheaval, Fortnightly Review, Vol. 129, May 1931 (2 items) Ts

366/16/8 A selection of primary and secondary sources relating to Oswald Mosley’s resignation from the labour Party and the establishment of the New Party, including contributions from John Strachey, C. E. M. Joad, and Oswald Mosley, (10 items) Ts

366/16/9 Photocopied extracts from secondary sources on Harold MacMillan and Sir Robert Bruce Lockhart, (5 items) Ts

366/16/10 A large collection of secondary source material 366/16/10/1 R. A. Wilford, ‘The Federation of Progressive Societies and Individuals’, Journal of Contemporary History, 11 (1976), pp44-82 Ts

366/16/10/2 Samuel Hynes, The Auden Generation: Literature and Politics in England in the 1930’s, (1976), Ts 366/16/10/3 Martin Green, Children of the Sun: A Narrative of ‘Decadence’ in England in the 1930’s, (1977), Ts 366/16/10/4 Martin Adeney, The Motor makers: The Turbulent History of Britain’s Car Industry, (1988), Ts 366/16/10/5 Obituary of Peter Cheyney with accompanying notes, Ts/Ms 366/16/10/6 DNB entry and brief secondary source relating to Sir Wyndham Raymond, Ts 366/16/10/7 Photocopied extract from Ledeen, Universal fascism: The Theory and Practice of the Fascist International, (1972)

366/16/11 A small selection of Stephen Dorril correspondence with some accompanying notes, and a small Newspaper clipping from 1990’s/2000’s relating to an assault on Oswald Mosley, (4 items) Ts/Ms

Box 17

366/17/1 A selection of photocopied extracts of secondary material relating to: Virginia Woolf, Aldous Huxley, David Tennant, Stephen Tennant, H. G. Wells, Cole Porter, Gerald and Sara Murphy, Nancy Cunard, Sir Henri Deterding, George Orwell, and Sacheverell Sitwell, (15 items) Ts

366/17/2 A selection of photocopied primary and secondary material relating to British fencing and Oswald Mosley’s participation, and Charles de Beaumont (4 items) Ts

366/17/3 Photocopied primary and secondary material relating to Italian Fascism, Italian propaganda in Britain, and the invasion of Abyssinia, (6 items) Ts 366/17/3/1 Three photocopied extracts from the British Italian Bulletin newspaper, dated: 8th November 1935, 27th December 1935, an March 28th 1936, Ts 366/17/3/2 Photocopy of the Italian language secondary source, La propaganda italiana a sostegno della guerra contro ‘l’Etiopia svolta in Gran Bretagna nel 1935-36 (Italian Propaganda in the United Kingdom in Support of the War against Ethiopia in 1935-36), Ts 366/17/3/3 Photocopied correspondence between Muriel Currey at the Royal Institute of International Affairs to the Italian Embassy (1933), Ts 366/17/3/4 Photocopy of Oswald Mosley, ‘Modern dictatorship and British History’, in Anti Europa, 30th September 1933, Ts 366/17/3/5 Photocopied secondary article: David Irving, ‘Small bills in Sealed Packages: How Mussolini kept Sir Oswald Mosley’s Fascists in funds, in, Focal Point, October 30th 1981, Ts

366/17/3/6 Photocopied secondary article, Meir Michaelis, Mussolini and the Jews: German-Italian Relations and the Jewish question in Italy 1922-1945, Oxford (1978), Ts

366/17/4 Two Italian language documents 1934/1936, relating to fascism in Britain with accompanying notes, (3 items) Ts/Ms

366/17/5 A selection of primary and secondary material relating to the First World War with particular reference to war in the air (13 items) Ts

366/17/6 Three secondary articles relating to Public School experience and the First World War (3 items) Ts

366/17/7 Three photocopied secondary articles relating to the Independent Labour Party (ILP), and Dr. Robert Forgan initially an ILP member before leaving Labour with Mosley for the New Party and subsequently the BUF

366/17/8 Stephen Dorril notes including, ‘Peter Liddle interview with Sir Oswald Mosley November 1977’, (4 items) Ms

366/17/9 Photocopied extracts of primary and secondary sources 366/17/9/1 Photocopied extract, Ronald Blythe, The Age of Illusion: England into the Twenties and thirties 1919-1940, London (1963) (4 pages) 366/17/9/2 Photocopied list of First World war casualties 366/17/9/3 Photocopy of, The Nation, 3rd January 1934, Includes articles on Germany’s expansionist aims and British Fascism

Box 18

366/18/1 Photocopied primary and secondary sources relating to Ireland in the first half of the 20th Century, (3 items), Ts 366/18/1/1 Photocopy of unknown newspaper dated December 4th 1920 regarding Oswald Mosley’s speech in the House of Commons on the 24th November with reference to British policy in Ireland and Army reprisals , Ts 366/18/1/2 Photocopied extract from D. G. Boyce, Englishmen and Irish Troubles: British Public Opinion and the making of Irish Policy 1918- 22, (1973) Ts 366/18/1/3 Photocopied extract from, David O’Donoghue, Hitler’s Irish Voices: The Story of German radio’s Wartime Irish Service,(1998) , Ts

366/18/2 Five secondary articles relating to the women’s movement in the first half of the 20th Century, and women in the Fascist movement (5 items), Ts

366/18/3 Several different photocopied and original copies of Dr. Pauline Henri’s article, ‘Mosley and Nazi Germany: Verge of Treason’, including in Searchlight, No.171 (September 1989), (6 items), Ts

366/18/4 Photocopies of three large secondary articles relating to British Intelligence in the first half of the 20th century, with particular reference to Fascism, (3 items), Ts

366/18/5 Photocopy of James Drennan, B. U. F. Oswald Mosley and British Fascism, (1934) pp1-273, (1 item), Ts

366/18/6 Photocopy of Kushner and Valman (eds), Remembering Cable Street: Fascism and Anti-Fascism in British Society, (1999) pp1- 173, (1 item), Ts

366/18/7 Six secondary articles relating to Fascism as an ideology and the concept of the Corporate State, (6 items) Ts

366/18/8 A selection of photocopied extracts from secondary sources 366/18/8/1 Photocopied extract from, FitzHerbert, The Man who was Greenmantle: A Biography of Aubrey Herbert, (1983), Ts 366/18/8/2 Photocopied extract of Diana Mosley, Loved One’s: pen portrait, (1985), Ts 366/18/8/3 Photocopied extract from Selwyn, Hitler’s Englishman: The Crime of Lord Haw-Haw, (1993), Ts 366/18/8/4 Photocopied extract of Davie (ed), The Diaries of Evelyn Waugh, Ts 366/18/8/5 Photocopy of Williamson, ‘A “Bankers’ Ramp”? Financiers and the British political crisis of August 1931’, English Historical Review, (1984), Ts 366/18/8/6 Swinburne, Atlanta in Calydon, (4 pages), Ts

366/18/9 A selection of newspaper cuttings (1990’s/2000’s) on Oswald Mosley and the British Union of Fascists (10 items), Ts

366/18/10 Stephen Dorril notes and correspondence (3 items), Ts/Ms

Box 19

366/19/1 Six photocopied newspaper articles relating to Dr. Arthur Albert Tester, and a handwritten translation of England Quo Vadis by Dr. Arthur Albert Tester

366/19/2 Newsletters and correspondence to Stephen Dorril from Comrade, The Friends of Oswald Mosley publication ( 7 items)

366/19/3 A large selection of Newspaper cuttings from 1990’s/2000’s 366/19/3/1 Lord Berners 366/19/3/2 T E Hulme 366/19/3/3 Kenneth de Courcy 366/19/3/4 Notting Hill 366/19/3/5 Winston Churchill 366/19/3/6 Oswald Mosley and the British Union of Fascists 366/19/3/7 Televised Oswald Mosley drama 366/19/3/8 Nazi spies in Britain

366/19/4 Stephen Dorril correspondence (12 items)

366/19/5 Secondary articles relating to Fascism and the Union Movement (6 items)

366/19/6 A large selection of photocopied German and Japanese language documents 366/19/6/1 A large selection of photocopied Nazi German language intelligence reports, with some accompanying translation, on prominent British figures 366/19/6/2 A photocopied 1939 list of what an accompanying transcribed note describes as seeming ‘to be the Nazi Foreign Ministries top 25 established supporters’ in Britain 366/19/6/3 Photocopies of the Hitler invitation and related letters in box 2 of the J. F. C Fuller papers held by Rutgers University, with accompanying letter from Rutgers to Stephen Dorril 366/19/6/4 A photocopy of a German language article on Oswald Mosley from 1935 by Alfred Ehrentreich

366/19/6/5 A large selection of photocopied Japanese intelligence documents from the 1930’s

366/19/7 Correspondence between Stephen Dorril and various archival centres

366/19/8 A large selection of photocopied German language primary documents relating to Dr. Tester with accompanying translations (27 items)

366/19/9 Bibliographic information on Fascism (3 items)

366/19/10 A selection of secondary articles relating to Oswald Mosley and the union movement post-Second World war (5 items)

366/19//11 A selection of secondary documents relating to Oswald Mosley and the British Union of Fascists during the Second World War, including a photocopy of ‘Mosley’s Message To British Union Members and Supporters’, dated 1st September 1939 regarding Britain on the edge of War

366/19/12 A selection of secondary articles 366/19/12/1 Violet MacDermot, The New Europe Group and the New Britain Movement, (4 pages) 366/19/12/2 Photocopied extract from; Daniel Farson, Never a Normal Man, pp330-333 366/19/12/3 Photocopy of part of the Dictionary of South African Biography, Volume V, pp594-597 366/19/12/4 Photocopy of a secondary document on boxer TK Lewis, one written page, and six with pictures 366/19/12/5 Photocopied extract, Marcel van der Linden, ‘Second Thoughts on revolutionary Syndicalism’, Labour History Review, Vol.53, No. 2 (1998) 366/19/12/6 Photocopy detailing ‘Hamilton and Brandon’, Duke of (Douglas-Hamilton) 366/19/12/7 Single page printout with very short descriptions of: Jackie Hunter, Kantz, Eric Kessler, F V Kislytsin, Boris Mikhailovich Krotenschield (Krechin, Krotov), Lambton, Pierre Lansel, Rosamond Lehmann, Guy Liddell, Jack McNamara

366/19/13 Newspaper cuttings from 1990’s/2000’s on a diverse range of subjects (11 items)

366/19/14/1 Pamphlet published by Inner Circle Researchers , entitled ‘Zionist-Jewry’s “security” outfit is out of control’, (1998)

366/19/14/2 Photocopied secondary material stapled together relating to the relationship including newspaper articles on the relationship between race and crime, an extract from J. Philippe Rushton, A Psychologist’s View of Race, extract from Michi Ebata, ‘Right- Wing Extremism: In Search of a Definition’, in., Auerel Braun and Stephen Scheinberg, The Extreme Right: Freedom and Security at Risk, Westview Press

Box 20

366/20/1 Three photocopied secondary articles relating to British society and politics in the first half of the 20th century (3 items) Ts 366/20/1/1 Photocopied extract from Ross McKibbin, The Ideologies of Class: Social Relations in Britain 1880-1950, Oxford (1991) 366/20/1/2 Photocopied extract from Ben Pimlott, Labour and the Left in the 1930’s, Cambridge (1997) 366/20/1/3 Photocopied extract from, Bob Holton, British Syndicalism 1900-1914: Myths and Realities,

366/20/2 Seven photocopied secondary articles relating to Fascism in Britain (7 items) Ts 366/20/2/1 Photocopy of Peter Catterall (ed) , ‘The Battle of Cable Street’, Contemporary Record, Vol. 8, No. 1, 1994, pp.105-132 366/20/2/2 Photocopy of Neill Nugent, ‘The ideas of the British Union of Fascists’, In., Nugent and King (eds) The British Right: Conservative and right wing politics in Britain, Farnborough (1997) 366/20/2/3 Photocopied extract from Tony Kushner and Kenneth Lunn, Traditions of intolerance: Historical perspectives on fascism and race discourse in Britain, Manchester (1989) 366/20/2/4 Photocopy of W. F. Mandle, The Leadership of the British Union of Fascists 366/20/2/5 Photocopied extract from, Lunn and Richard Thurlow (eds), British Fascism: essays on the Radical Right in inter-war Britain, London (1980) 366/20/2/6 Seven photocopied letters published in a newspaper in 1972 between Oswald Mosley and various readers 366/20/2/7 Reprinted article written by Oswald Mosley entitled, Wagner and Shaw - A Synthesis, originally printed in ‘The European’, (1962)

366/20/3 Three secondary articles relating to Fascist ideology (3 items) Ts 366/20/3/1 Steven E. Aschheim, ‘Nietzschean Socialism - Left and Right, 1890-1933’, Journal of Contemporary History, Volume. 23 (1988), pp. 147-168 366/20/3/2 H. Jaeger, The Reappearance of the Swastika: neo-Nazism and Fascist International, January 1960 366/20/3/3 Large photocopied extract: G.C. Webber, The Ideology of the British Right 1918-1939, London

366/20/4 Four extracts from secondary articles relating to the Aristocracy and the English Gentlemen (4 items) Ts

366/20/5 Eight short photocopied extracts from published diaries/autobiographies and secondary articles on; Ciano, Gerald Vernon Wallop Portsmouth, Francis Yeats-Brown, Ian Mikardo, Sir Charles Philips Trevelyan, Malcolm Campbell, Arthur James Cook, James Lees-Milne (8 items) Ts

366/20/6 Four photocopied extracts from secondary articles relating to anti-Semitism in Britain and Internationally (4 items) Ts

366/20/7 Five photocopied primary documents (5 items) Ts 366/20/7/1 Photocopied document held by Churchill College Cambridge archives entitled Report on Fascist Matters, dated 02/06/45 366/20/7/2 Photocopy of ‘The Jews’, Query, Book No. 2, (1939) 366/20/7/3 Photocopy of a pamphlet written by Charles M. Dolan (Ex National Propogandist, British Union of Fascists), The Blackshirt Racket: Mosley Exposed, 366/20/7/4 Photocopied extract from A. K. Chesterton, Creed of a Fascist Revolutionary, with a foreword by Oswald Mosley 366/20/7/5 Photocopy of French language primary source identified by pencil mark as located in the ‘Gregoire Armand’ folder

366/20/8 Seven secondary articles, including three newspaper cuttings relating to Mussolini and Italian fascism (7 items) Ts

366/20/9 Three photocopied documents (3 items) Ts 366/20/9/1 Photocopy of Survey of the right Extremist Organisations in the Federal Republic, date/author unknown, Ts 366/20/9/2 Photocopy of a document entitled Documents on German Foreign Policy 1918-1945, Series D (1937-1945), Volume X, ‘The War Years’, June 23-August 31, 1940 366/20/9/3 Photocopied extract from Richard Thurlow, The Secret State: British Internal Security in the Twentieth Century, Oxford (1994)

366/20/10 Large selection of correspondence relating to Stephen Dorril’s research, including correspondence between Diana Mosley and Dorril (22 items) Ts/Ms

366/20/11 Secondary article and newspaper clipping relating to Sir Malcolm and Donald Campbell (2 items) Ts

366/20/12 A selection of photocopied/reprinted primary and secondary articles 366/20/12/1 Book review of, Andrew Jeffrey, This Present Emergency: Edinburgh, the River Forth and South east Scotland and the Second World War, Edinburgh (1993) 366/20/12/2 Photocopy of a single page from a secondary article relating to wartime tribunals, author unknown 366/20/12/3 Newspaper clipping from the Guardian: Friday September 27th 1996, entitled ‘The gargoyle on the Church’, regarding Ian Hislop’s documentary on the history of the Church of England

Box 21

366/21/1 Ten secondary articles relating to post-World War Two nationalist/Fascist politics in Britain and Germany (10 items) Ts

366/21/2 A selection of photocopied extracts from secondary sources regarding key military and political figures during the Second World War (6 items) Ts 366/21/2/1 Admiral Sir Barry Domvile, From Admiral to Cabin Boy, London (1947) 366/21/2/2 Desmond Seward, Napoleon and Hitler, London (1988) 366/21/2/3 Ray Bearse and Anthony Read, Conspirator: The Untold Story of Churchill, Roosevelt and Tyler Kent, Spy, London (1991) 366/21/2/4 John Lukacs, The Duel Hitler vs. Churchill: 10 May – 31 July 1940, London (1990) 366/21/2/5 Nicholas Mosley, Efforts at Truth, London (1994) 366/21/2/6 Miles Jebb (ed), The Diaries of Cynthia Gladwyn, London (1995)

366/21/3 Secondary articles relating to Fascism and anti-Semitism in Britain leading up to, and during, the Second World War (7 items) Ts

366/21/4 Three secondary articles relating to the nature of Fascism (theory/concepts) both in Britain and internationally (3 items) Ts

366/21/5 Stephen Dorril handwritten notes (54 items) Ms

366/21/6 A selection of Stephen Dorril’s correspondence with various archival centres in Britain and Ireland concerning access to primary documents (14 items) Ts/Ms

366/21/7 A selection of photocopied primary documents 366/21/7/1 Photocopies of Lionel S. Rose Factual Survey No.1-3, entitled; Fascism in Britain, Survey of open-air meetings held by pro-Fascist Organisations April-October 1947, Fascist and Anti-Semitic Activities and the Law, February 1948, (3 items) Ts 366/21/7/2 Photocopied letter from Diana Mosley to von Ribbentrop on 21st August 1939 requesting that one invitation from the Führer to ‘the Parteitag’ for her brother be transferred to Lady Downe (1 item) Ts 366/21/7/3 A selection of photocopied German language letters dating from 1934 relating to the British Union of Fascists, also mentions a Dr. G A Pfister (4 items) Ts 366/21/7/4 Photocopy of a letter to Captain Liddell (author unknown) dated 15th February 1940, relating to Mr Herschel Johnson and Sir Alexander Cadogan, (1 item) Ts 366/21/7/5 Printed speech of Oswald Mosley, Comrades in Struggle, June 1938 (1 item) Ts 366/21/7/6 Photocopy of the Union No. 158, 10th March 1951. The main article relates to Mosley’s decision to move to Ireland (1 item) Ts

366/21/8 A selection of photocopied secondary articles relating to collaborators, espionage, internment and the intelligence services particularly in Britain, but also Belgium and France, during the Second World War, (8 items) Ts

366/21/9 A selection of photocopied secondary sources relating to post-war British Fascism, the largest concerning 1950’s West Indian immigration and resulting racial tensions (6 items) Ts

366/21/10 A selection of photocopied/printed secondary source material 366/21/10/1 A selection of secondary material relating to West Downs, including an extract from Bassett Kendall, The Vulture: A Tale of Modern Commerce, and material from the Old West Downs Society (6 items) Ts 366/21/10/2 Arnold Leese, Toreador in Teesdale, Published in Country Life, and reprinted with permission, pp.8-18 366/21/10/3 Review of The Charge of the Right Brigade by Robert Innes-Smith by Brawdy Books, Ts 366/21/10/4 Single photocopied sheet entitled Books for Students of Fascism, with prices in pre-decimal sterling, Ts 366/21/10/5 Photocopied extract from Ruth Dudley Edwards, Newspapermen: Hugh Cudlipp, Cecil Harmsworth King and the Glory Days of Fleet Street, London (2003) pp. 75-79

366/21/11 Two Secondary articles relating to the BUF and Oswald Mosley 366/21/11/1 Large photocopied secondary source (over 100 pages) relating to the BUF (author unknown), Ts

366/21/11/2 Five page photocopied extract from Mosley’s Blackshirts (author unknown) detailing Mosley’s political and economic ideas, Ts

366/21/12 A selection of unrelated secondary sources (7 items) Ts 366/21/12/2 Two newspaper articles (1998) from The Times and The Daily Mail, relating to the case of Susan Hilton, potentially wrongly convicted of treason following the end of the Second World War, Ts 366/21/12/2 Obituary to Geoffrey Verdon-Roe, Ts 366/21/12/3 Photocopy of ‘Oswald Mosley: The Blackshirt Funnyman’, in, Viz, No. 95, 1999, Ts 366/21/12/4 Short article on Idealism in Conservative thought, from The Voice of the Turtle blog, Ts 366/21/12/5 Single page French language printout from www.lire.fr about post-war British Fascism, Ts 366/21/12/6 Photograph of Peter Eckersley, former chief engineer of the BBC, who was subsequently employed by Mosley to front his radio project

Box 22

366/22/1 Three Cassette Tapes relating to Oswald Mosley and the BUF 366/22/1/1 Speaking for Mosley: Alister Kershaw – A recording of Alister Kershaw speaking to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation about the Mosley’s, issued by The Friends of Oswald Mosley 366/22/1/2 Mosley’s Men - Speeches by Oswald Mosley and his supporters, issued by The Friends of Oswald Mosley 366/22/1/3 In The Psychiatrist’s Chair – Recording of Professor Anthony Clare interviewing Nicholas Mosley

366/22/2 Parts 1-8 of the original English translation of Hitler’s Mein Kampf published by Hutchinson and Co. 1939 in 18 weekly parts

366/22/3 Parts 9-17 of the original English translation of Hitler’s Mein Kampf published by Hutchinson and Co. 1939 in 18 weekly parts, accompanied by a newspaper cutting from The Daily Telegraph 29th June 1998 detailing the various English publications of Mein Kampf

366/22/4 Alexander C. Miles, The Streets are Still. Mosley in Motley, (1937) 122 pages, (1 item) Ts

366/22/5 Two photocopied primary documents regarding Mary Taviner’s lawsuit against Oswald Mosley, accusing him of slander. Both

copies are entitled In the High Court of Justice, King’s Bench Division, 1938 T. No. 390. One is labelled, ‘Anonymous Communications Obtained from the Plaintiff’, the second ‘Correspondence Obtained from Plaintiff’, (2 items) Ts 366/22/6 Two photocopied extracts from secondary sources on Ramsay MacDonald (2 items), Ts

366/22/7 Photocopied extracts from biographical secondary sources on Sibyl Hathaway, Lord Beaverbrook, and Henry Williamson (5 items) Ts

366/22/8 Photocopied extracts from secondary sources on the British economy and political extremism (4 items) Ts 366/22/8/1 Photocopied extract from Andrew Gamble, Britain in Decline: economic policy, political strategy and the British state, London (1981) – 32 pages 366/22/8/2 Photocopied extract from Andrew Thorpe (ed), The Failure of Political Extremism in inter-war Britain, University of Exeter Press (1989) – 30 pages 366/22/8/3 Photocopied extract from Henry Felix Srebrnik, London Jews and British Communism 1935-1945, Vallentine Mitchell (1995) – 50 pages 366/22/8/4 Photocopied extract from Kevin Morgan, Against Fascism and War: Ruptures and continuities in British Communist politics, 1935-41, Manchester University Press (1989) – 32 pages

366/22/9 Photocopied extracts from secondary sources relating to British and European Fascism (5 items) Ts 366/22/9/1 Photocopy of Andrew Mitchell, ‘Mosley and the BUF: British Fascism in the 1930’s’, Modern History Review, April 1999 Vol. 4, No. 4 – 4 pages 366/22/9/2 Detlef Mühlberger (ed), The Social Basis of European Fascist Movements, London (1987) – 30 pages 366/22/9/3 Photocopy of Jeffrey Hamm, Mosley’s Blackshirts: The Inside Story of The British Union of Fascists 1932-1940, Sanctuary Press (1986) 366/22/9/4 Photocopied extract from Geoffrey Alderman and Colin Holmes (eds), Outsiders and Outcasts: Essays in Honour of William J. Fisherman, Duckworth (1993) – 30 pages 366/22/9/5 Photocopy of a typed recollection from Oswald Mosley discussing financing the British Union and investment in radio advertising – 5 pages

366/22/10 Stephen Dorril notes, including a letter sent to Stephen Dorril by Myles Eckersley (9 items) Ts/Ms

Box 23

366/23/1 Photocopies of primary source documents 366/23/1/1 Photocopy of Harvey Klemmer’s Report entitled The Fifth Column in Great Britain with accompanying letter from Joseph P. Kennedy to the Secretary of State dated 1940 – 4 Copies 366/23/1/2 Photocopy of American document entitled ‘memorandum on memorandum no. 5710 from the embassy at London, August 1st 1940’ 366/23/1/3 Photocopy of a letter from Eric Holt Wilson to Herschel V Johnson dated 19th July 1940 – 2 Copies 366/23/1/4 Photocopy of a letter from James Clement Dunn to Herschel V Johnson, 19th September 1940 366/23/1/5 Photocopy of a letter from Cordell Hull to Robert H. Jackson, Attorney General, 14th December 1940 366/23/1/6 Photocopy of a Telegram sent from James Clement Dunn to Herschel V Johnson, December 1940 366/23/1/7 Photocopy of a letter from Joseph P. Kennedy to the Secretary General regarding Harvey Klemmer’s Report, 1st August 1940 366/23/1/8 Photocopy of a letter from Herschel V Johnson to James Clement Dunn regarding Harvey Klemmer’s Report, 1st August 1940 366/23/1/9 Photocopy of a letter from the Department of State-Division of European Affairs to unknown recipient regarding Harvey Klemmer’s Report, and the availability of Sir Eric Holt Wilson

366/23/2 A Large Quantity of Comrade dating from June 1986-August 1999

366/23/3 A small number of photocopies of Action dating from March 1939-May 1940, followed by photocopied extracts from post-war editions of Action. Also included is a photocopy of an exchange of letters between Lord Rothermere and Mosley in ‘The Saturday Review’ August 1934, and a report on an Internment Camp on the Isle of Man

366/23/4 A collection of Secondary Articles relating to Oswald Mosley, Rudolf Hess, Dr. Tester, Thomas F. Troy- Donovan, Stephenson and the Origin of CIA Intrepid, as well as a ‘John Hope Report on documents’ regarding the papers of Beaverbrook, Lloyd George, Lockhart, Churchill and Walfour Selby.

366/23/5 A collection of Stephen Dorril’s handwritten notes with particular reference to Primary Source material

366/23/6 A large collection of newspaper cuttings from the 2000’s on a wide range of subjects including Rudolf Hess, Diana Mosley, and the British Royal Family

366/23/7 Stephen Dorril’s correspondence particularly between himself and John Warburton. Also includes a small selection of Comrade

366/23/8 Photocopied extracts of secondary material including, Mosley’s Anti-Semitism: A Survey of his record 1933-39, photocopies of Oswald Mosley’s speeches and writings, Gerald D. Anderson, Fascists, Communists and the National Government Civil Liberties in Great Britian, 1931-37, Unknown author, Blackshirts in Hull and Southport, Theodore Felstend, Germany and her Spies: A story of the intrigues of the Nazi’s

366/23/9 29 German microfiche sheets from the Bundersarchiv

366/23/10 Primary source materials 366/23/10/1 Neo-Nazi Pamphlet Britisches Freikorps: British Volunteers of the Waffen-SS, 1943-1945, with accompanying newspaper article 366/23/10/2 The Race Issue No. 1, Racial Differences: Science Refutes Equality Dogma 366/23/10/3 Home Office document 19th June 1940 informing Oswald Mosley that he had been made subject to the Order under Defence Regulation 18B 366/23/10/4 Photocopied letter from Cynthia Mosley to ‘Mr. President’

Box 24

366/24/1 Photocopied extracts from Blackshirt during the 1930’s

366/24/2 Photocopied extracts from Action

366/24/3 28 Newspaper cuttings from 1970’s-2000’s on a variety of issues relating to British Fascism, with particular reference to British defectors to Nazi Germany

366/24/4 34 Photocopied extracts from secondary articles relating to British Fascism

366/24/5 Photocopied extracts from Comrade 16th November 1996, and March 1998

366/24/6 A collection of Stephen Dorril’s correspondence accumulated throughout his research

366/24/7 Bryan Clough, MI5 Sting and Cover up, How Britain’s State Security Service fixed the Appeasers in 1940, draft copy

366/24/8 Photocopies of primary source documents 366/24/8/1 Photocopied pamphlet published by the National Council of Civil Liberties 1945 naming BUF members prosecuted for assisting Germany 366/24/8/2 Photocopy of a letter from Dr. Walter Schilling to Oswald Mosley 17th July 1948 (in German) 366/24/8/3 Photocopy of an American Intelligence Report on Francis Yockey 366/24/8/4 Photocopy of an FBI report on Francis Yockey 366/24/8/5 Photocopy of report first issued by Natinform in Germany 28th January 1953 with later additions, accompanied by Yockey’s open letter in reply to Sarg (Natinform) 366/24/8/6 Photocopied letters regarding calls for Mosley’s prosecution during the war between the Home Office Lord Elibank 366/24/8/7 Letter from US Army Intelligence and Security Command Freedom of Information/Privacy Office to Stephen Dorril with accompanying photocopied primary sources related to Oswald Mosley 366/24/8/8 Photocopied intelligence report on Wolkoff and Hughes 366/24/8/9 Photocopied report on attempts to organise an Italian Legion amongst BUF sympathisers living in Italy 366/24/8/10 Photographs relating to the BUF

366/24/9 Disc entitled ‘Stephen Dorril – Notes to accompany Blackshirt’

366/24/10 Jacket for book Blackshirt: Sir Oswald Mosley and British Fascism by Stephen Dorril

Box 25

366/25 Large number of photocopies from secondary sources

Box 26

366/26/1 78 newspaper cuttings

366/26/2 Correspondence from and to Stephen Dorril

366/26/3 Research notes and annotated scraps

366/26/4 Restricted folder