Liberty League (early 20th Century) - Revision history

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David at 16:41, 16 March 2007

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David at 16:40, 16 March 2007

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David at 16:39, 16 March 2007

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In 1921 [[National Propaganda]] absorbed another minor anti-Bolshevik organisation, the [[Liberty League]], after 'its treasurer absconded with its funds'. It was significant largely for the fact that it had been set up in 1920 by the well known authors, [[Rudyard Kipling]] (author of the Jungle Book) and [[H. Ryder Haggard]] (author of King Solomon's Mines), and [[Lord Sydenham]], later a prominent member of the [[British Union of Fascists]], as were a number of other National Propaganda operatives.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
−	#{{note\|1}} Mike Hughes, [[Spies ~~for Hire~~]] Ch. 1	+	#{{note\|1}} Mike Hughes, [[Spies at Work]] Ch. 1

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−	In 1921 [[National Propaganda]] absorbed another minor anti-Bolshevik organisation, the [[Liberty League]], after 'its treasurer absconded with its funds'. It was significant largely for the fact that it had been set up in 1920 by the well known authors, [[Rudyard Kipling]] (author of the Jungle Book) and [[H. Ryder Haggard]] (author of King Solomon's Mines), and [[Lord Sydenham]], later a prominent member of the [[British Union of Fascists]], as were a number of other National Propaganda operatives.	+	In 1921 [[National Propaganda]] absorbed another minor anti-Bolshevik organisation, the [[Liberty League]], after 'its treasurer absconded with its funds'. It was significant largely for the fact that it had been set up in 1920 by the well known authors, [[Rudyard Kipling]] (author of the Jungle Book) and [[H. Ryder Haggard]] (author of King Solomon's Mines), and [[Lord Sydenham]], later a prominent member of the [[British Union of Fascists]], as were a number of other National Propaganda operatives.{{ref\|1}}
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		+	#{{note\|1}} Mike Hughes, [[Spies for Hire]] Ch. 1

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