Clive de Carle

Sir David Frost interviewed (15th Nov 1967) Sir Oswald Mosley (16 November 1896 - 3 December 1980), former leader of the British Union of Fascists. Mosley was the leader of Britain's fascists who was incarcerated in the Second World War. With help from his son Max Mosley (who funded Labour's deputy to the tune of £900,000) he continued to be active in subverting british politics throughout the 40' & 50's. His successors in the 1960's, The National Front, appear to have actually taken over the country in secret. "As the Royal Air Force fought off a German invasion over the skies of southern England in the summer of 1940, Mosley’s footsoldiers were engaged in acts of espionage and sabotage: damaging public phones boxes to hamper communications during air raids; mapping the locations of aerodromes and RAF stations; and sketching the sites of local munitions factories. One 16-year-old was even found to have set fire to houses during the height of the Blitz with the aim of helping guide the Luftwaffe towards their targets."