Check out "Fascisti Martyrs" from this piece (published 1922) celebrating the rise of the Italian fascists:https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0vS4YK5r7W7c3c0OWVVYUNaMXM/view?usp=sharing …
It's a curious - & self-serving - rewriting of history to suppose nobody in the 1920s thought it might be a good idea to punch fascists.
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@DailyMailUK - which probably isn't very surprising!
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Moseley and his ugly mob got seriously punched in the East end of London
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Yup. Battle of Cable Street. But it has been argued that it boosted Moseley's lot: http://www.historytoday.com/daniel-tilles/myth-cable-street …
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