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The author of this section was Arnold Leese, founder the Imperial Fascist League which he set up after breaking away from the earlier British Fascisti. Arnold Leese was described by a judge, before whom he appeared on one occasion as "having a bee in his bonnet about Jews". This is reflected in all he did and wrote.
Arnold Leese was by profession a veterinary surgeon. During the First World War he was charged with the task of purchasing camels for the British army Camel Corps in the Middle East. He later wrote a book on the subject of camels and their ailments and it became the standard text book on the subject for the military - and perhaps still is.
After this he served in the veterinary branch of the army and saw service during the Great War in France.
Later in civilian life he had his own veterinary practice and became a fascist local councillor.
This category has posed a dilemma for Steven Books, as to whether or not to withhold his works, in view of our general aim to offer a truly comprehensive study of
pre-war fascism in Britain, balanced with our desire not to offend against Britain's draconian race laws.
We have finally decided that students and
other researchers should not be denied access to this material. In any event, the historical record needs to be complete if there is to be a full understanding of the subject.
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