Oswald Mosley after speaking in public for the first time since the war, London, November 1947.PA/Press Association. All rights reserved.
Already in the immediate aftermath of WWII, right-wing intellectuals attempted to reconstruct a völkisch Europe idea by falling back on (pre)fascist ideologies, crude “racist doctrine” and National Socialist propaganda. The right-wing ideology of a “Nation Europe”, which was to develop into the third superpower, was first raised by the British fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley, who already began to attempt to reorganise a brown international movement at the end of the 1940s.
