Best  viewed on a  widescreen monitor at  1280 pixels  x 800 pixels resolution  BRITAIN FIRST IN EUROPE A NATION PO Box 415, Ramsgate, Kent CT11 9WW     Editor of European Action - Robert Edwards regular contributors: John Roberts, Peter Kendall, Norris England, Dermont Clark, Gordon Stoker, Scott Ullah and Paul Armstrong ... for the European cause first inspired by Sir Oswald Mosley useful links mosleyfacsimiles.com booklets and pamphlets oswaldmosley.net the Oswald Mosley website   europeanaction.blogspot.com articles from European Action edwardscaricatures.com caricature
(above) current issue of the paper, number 30. Six large A3 size pages packed with news and features by regular writers. Write to European Action for a free sample copy (back issue).  click here to contact the editor by e-mail Two page A3 size pull-out on an anti-British fanatic who told The Sun newspaper that he would rather employ a paedophile than a British ex-serviceman. Free on request. Full report on one side, quotes from ex-servicemen on the reverse.	IN THE CURRENT ISSUE  IRELAND: BRINGING AN END TO THE OLD HATREDS OF THE PAST - by Robert Edwards  DARK FORCES CONTROL BRITAIN by Peter Kendall   FIRE, STEAM, HEAT AND POWER Part Two - The Grand and Unsung of an Industrial English Century by John Roberts QUINTESSENTIALLY ENGLISH - ENGLISH RURAL AFFAIRS by Scott Ullah  THE UNITED NATIONS AND POPULATION CONTROL by Dermont Clark PARTY POLITICS by Paul Armstrong Your Letters ... and more!
MY LIFE by Sir Oswald Mosley: some reviews "No rising star in the political firmament ever shone more brightly than Sir Oswald Mosley. Since by general assent he could have become the leader of either the Labour or the Conservative Party. What Mosley so valiantly stood for could have saved this country from the Hungry Thirties and the Second World War". Michael Foot, Labour MP "He had an impeccable record in the First World War. It was silly to intern Mosley during the Second World War. He was not in the least unpatriotic, any more than he was anti-Semitic or in favour of revolution by force. He had, I think, greater natural political talent than any survivor of his generation from the First World War" - Sir Colin Coote "He might have been able to lead either the Conservative or the Labour Party and in either case ... I should have joined him. I discerned in him ... this kind of quality of leadership that I discerned in only two other men during all my period of political life. One is Lloyd George and the other is Churchill". - Lord Boothby "The stuff of greatness - more than a spark of genius". - John Blake "The greatest comet of British politics in the twentieth century ... an orator of the highest rank. He produced, almost unaided, a programme of economic reconstruction which surpassed anything offered by Lloyd George or, in the United States, by F. D. Roosevelt ... He has continued fertile in ideas. These ideas came to him by inspiration. Interned quite absurdly under Regulation 18B during the Second World War. He was never anti-Semitic - only opposed to a Second World War for the sake of Jews elsewhere. He was never unpatriotic - only indifferent to German conquests in eastern Europe ... A superb political thinker, the best of our age". - A.J.P. Taylor	We continue a publishing tradition which began with the New Party of Oswald Mosley. Then, ACTION was edited by Harold Nicholson. Nicholson ceased editorship when Mosley formed the British Union of Fascists. As the principal organ of British Union, it was to be edited by John Beckett, among others. In the post-war era, Alexander Raven Thomson edited Union Movement's paper UNION until his death from cancer in 1955. Succeeding Raven, Robert Row was the editor when ACTION supported the ideas of Mosley and Union Movement. It later supported the Action Society after Mosley's death in 1980. Now, EUROPEAN ACTION continues to spread the word and keep that flame burning. Its first issue in Britain had contributions from three former members of Mosley's Union Movement with several more surviving former members among subscribers supporting the paper. By supporting our publication you will be playing a very important part in keeping alive the ideas and policies of Oswald Mosley ... the great leader Britain never had. Let us go forward together into the future.
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