Lord Ha Ha and Wartime Propaganda

This chapter explores Joyce's broadcasting career during World War II as the English newsreader for the German propaganda ministry, adopting the ironic persona 'Lord Ha Ha.' It delves into the complexities of British fascism, Oswald Mosley's ties to the German regime, and the impact of wartime humor amid social chaos. The discussion also hints at future themes regarding intelligence operations and the enigmatic figure of Arthur Albert Tester within the British Union of Fascists.