Anti Mosley clash in Ridley Road London
Large crowd gathered in Ridley Road E8 to demonstrate against former fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley and members of his anti-Semitic Blackshirt group who had planned a rally in London's East End. Mosley and his anti-Semitic Blackshirt were assaulted and punched to the ground as soon as his meeting opened at Ridley Road, Dalston. Police closed the meeting within the first three minutes and made 54 arrests, one which was Sir Oswald's son Max., our picture Shows: Sir Oswald Mosley on the back of a lorry where he made a speech, 31st July 1962. (Photo by Alisdair MacDonald/Mirrorpix/Getty Images)
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