The Rise of the National Front: Nationalism and Identity in the UK

This chapter explores the origins and significance of the British National Front, particularly during the 70s and 80s, focusing on key figures and their controversial ideologies. It delves into the intersections of far-right movements with loyalist factions in Northern Ireland, the splintering of the National Front, and the emergence of the British National Party. Additionally, it examines the complexities surrounding loyalty, identity, and violent factions in the context of the Northern Ireland conflict.