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Mosley before a 1938 march through Marylebone alongside Neil Francis Hawkins, Director General of British Union; and Jimmie Rice, Special Detachment.

A portrait photograph of Oswald Mosley 1932: the year of the foundation of the British Union.

Three generations of Blackshirts, the Williams family, photographed in 1933. All detained in 1940 for opposing the war.

The famous 'I' Squad formed to protect Blackshirt meetings from attack by the Reds. Hyde Park, 1934.

A march through the Blackshirt heartland of East London, 1939.

An East End crowd salutes Mosley after a mass meeting in Salmon Lane, Limehouse, 1936.

Mosley flanked by Alexander Raven Thomson, Director of Policy, and Bryan Donovan, Assistant Director General, at the 1937 Bermondsey march.

Some of the sixty Honour Standards of British Union carried for the first time, May Day March, 1939.

The largest meeting under one roof in the history of the world, Earls Court, 1939.

Presentation of colours to British Union districts, Black House, Chelsea, 1934.

Oswald Mosley speaks at the Earls Court Rally for Peace and People, July 1939.

British Union Women's Drum Corp - North London, 1938.

The Women's Drum Corp led by Heather Bond supporting a major Brighton rally, 1939.

Bus posters advertising the Earls Court Peace Rally.

East Londoners climb a lamp post to salute Mosley at the end of his speech.

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