Oswald Mosley and the Politics of Wartime Persecution

This chapter explores the life of Oswald Mosley, focusing on his internment under wartime regulations and the political motivations behind his persecution. It delves into his refusal to betray comrades, the implications of Defense Regulation 18B, and the shifting landscape of treason in the UK during World War II. The narrative also highlights the complex diplomatic relationships involving figures like Joe Kennedy and Tyler Gatewood Kent, intertwining themes of betrayal, political maneuvering, and national sentiments leading up to the war.