Political Intrigue and Propaganda Before WWII

This chapter investigates the political intrigues involving Oswald Mosley and his associates during the lead-up to World War II. It focuses on the connections to pro-axis elements, including the controversial Right Club, and the tensions arising from dissenting opinions against the war effort. The narrative highlights key figures, such as William Joyce, and discusses their roles in shaping propaganda and responses within a turbulent political landscape.