Books on British anti-fascism

[Amusing Scrotum]

I've recently been doing some brief reading on the CPGB in the thirties and its (along with other lefties) response to Mosley and his thugs, which was in my opinion very interesting and successful! :)

So really I'd like to know if anyone can recommend a good book on the history of British anti-fascism from 1920 to the present day or maybe just some good pieces on the internet.

Cheers in advance. :)

[James]

i feel sorry for you and want to tell you a name of a book.
But i don't know any :(

[James]

actually thats a lie. Well sort of.
What was the name of the book you read?

I may have a similar one back in scotland, i think it is called something like "under the red flag". I'll send it your way if you want.

[Amusing Scrotum]

Originally posted by James+Feb 10 2006, 11:41 PM--> (James @ Feb 10 2006, 11:41 PM) What was the name of the book you read? [/b]

Not books, just pieces on the internet about the "Battle of Cable Street" etc.


James
I may have a similar one back in scotland, i think it is called something like "under the red flag".

I'll keep an "eye out" for that.

Cheers! :)

[Alexknucklehead]

I know the Kate Sharply Library has a few pamphlets on the matter...not a whole lot about the madcap adventures of nutty Tankies though I'd wager.

[James]

Well AS, if you want my copy just IM me and i'll send it your way. I go home this weekend and the following one.