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NO APOLOGY
FROM FASCIST BLACKSHIRTS
“PROUD OF RECORD”
LONDON, June 12
The Blackshirts offer no apology, declared Sir Edward Moseley, at a Fascist meeting in Shrewsbury, regarding the allegations of brutality by eye-witnesses attending the British Fascists meeting at Olympia. Moseley declares that the allegations are evidently of corrupt alliance and are the frame up of a case against the new movement, threatening them with political destruction. Moseley adds: “We are proud of our record in restoring free speech in the face of red terror.” He continued: “I challenge half a dozen Cabinet Ministers who attacked me to debate with me on a public platform instead of running about carefully picketing our meetings and lying about Fascism.”
Albany Advertiser, 1934
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