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Today I'm bringing you the story of Colin Jordan, a British Nazi who held a rally in the

centre of London less than 20 years after the end of World War II. Jordan praised Hitler and called

for the repatriation of black people and Jews. Some listeners may find some of the material in this report upsetting.

There is only one way to do this, the way that Germany showed us the National Socialist way.

Trafalgar Square, London, 1962.

Colin Jordan, a school teacher from Coventry, addresses a crowd. He is speaking beneath an anti-Semitic

banner at the base of Nelson's column which reads,

Free Britain from Jewish control.

They turned out and they had two lame rovers armoured up and banners,

Nazi banners, for enough of them. A couple of thousand people were gathered,

but most were anti-fascists.

People like Jerry Gable, who'd come to oppose the meeting.

Jerry was a community. oppose the meeting.

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