Steve CoxKonto zweryfikowane

Like on Cable Street. That stopped fascism from growing in the UK. Otherwise Hitler might have had himself a powerful ally.

Those few hundred people in 1936 would've turned into the majority by 1939? No.

Nazis gained bulk of their support within 4 years. 1928-33. UK's National Government was very unpopular.

The Cable Street fight was in 1936, and involved a few hundred fascists.

I am aware. There could easily have been a Vichy-style puppet regime in the UK had fascism not been opposed.

And don't forget that in 1936, the monarch was supportive of Hitler's Germany.

I can tell you're trying really hard to verify your preconception that fighting civilian fascist groups helps.

Well... it does. I don't know of anywhere that fascism was stopped by allowing them to march and gather support.