Die "radikale Rechte" in Grossbritannien

Analyzing the development of extreme right movements in Great Britain, also examines their antisemitic manifestations. In 1875-76, when British nationalism increased during the government of Benjamin Disraeli, antisemitism was used as opposition. The mass emigration of Jews from Russia to Great Britain between the 1880s-1905 aroused violent protests, mainly motivated by fear of economic competition. After 1918, antisemitism was linked with anti-communism, and the "Protocols of the Elders of Zion" were published by the British press. Mentions the influence of German fascism and the role of Oswald Mosley in antisemitic propaganda. Pp. 159-237 deal with Mosley and the British Union of Fascists.