Neo-Nazi rally in the Cotswolds, Gloucestershire

Aug. 08, 1962 - Jackboots In Britain 1962 - National Socialist Movement Hold Rally In The Cotswolds: Colin Jordan, schoolteacher leader of the National Socialist Movement in Britain, and many of his followers have been holding a private rally on a camp site at Temple Guiting, in the peaceful Cotswolds. They are extremists who have broken away from the British National Party, which is led by wealthy estate owner, 43-year-old Andrew Fontaine. Meanwhile Scotland Yard Special Branch have joined in the hunt for George Lincoln Rockwell, the American Nazi Party leader, who has slipped into Britain despite the assurance from the Home Secretary that he would be prevented from doing so. Photo shows: Angry villagers make a protest to John Tyndall, the 29-year-old secretary of the movement (hands in pockets)

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