Union Movement

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Union Movement was a post–World War II British fascist political party led by Oswald Mosley that sought to revive and rebrand his prewar fascist movement.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political party
alsoKnownAs UM
associatedWith British Union of Fascists
Diana Mosley
corePolicy advocacy of a united Europe
anti-communism
authoritarian nationalism
opposition to non‑white immigration to Britain
country United Kingdom
countryOfOperation England
foundedAfter World War II
foundedBy Oswald Mosley
goal rebrand Oswald Mosley’s prewar fascist movement
revive Oswald Mosley’s prewar fascist movement
historicalContext postwar British far-right politics
historicalPeriod 20th century
ideology British fascism
neo-fascism
inspiredBy interwar European fascism
leader Oswald Mosley
movementType fascist movement
notableLeader Oswald Mosley
opposedBy anti-fascist groups in Britain
politicalActivity contested elections in the United Kingdom
politicalPosition far-right
politicalSpectrum extreme right
positionOnDemocracy anti-democratic
predecessor British Union of Fascists
region London
linked to: London, England
status defunct
succeeded British Union of Fascists in representing Mosley’s politics

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British Union of Fascists successor Union Movement