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Hello and welcome to the History Extra podcast from BBC History Magazine, Britain's best-selling history magazine.

I'm Ellie Gawthorne. As Hitler gained control in Germany and Mussolini secured his hold over the Italian state, one group was trying to replicate their success and establish a fascist regime in Britain.

The British Union of Fascists and its leader,

Oswald Mosley, make an appearance in the latest series of the BBC drama, Peakey Blinders.

And to find out more about the real movement and its leader, I spoke to Nigel Copsie,

a professor at Teesside University specialising in fascism and anti-fascism in Britain.

Today we're going to be talking about the British Union of fascists and its leader, Oswald Mosley.

Can you tell me as a historian how you became interested in the story of fascism in Britain.

Why is there such an interesting or an important part of our history to get to grips with?

I think probably for a variety of reasons,

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