Fascism and anti-Fascism in the Medway Towns 1927-1940 - David Turner

Booklet published by Kent Anti-Fascist Committee in 1993.

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By the way, if anyone wants

By the way, if anyone wants to learn more about the history of fascism in Kent towns, and general weird Kent occult history/psychogeography stuff, would recommend reading All the Devils Are Here by David Seabrook. Fascinating little book, from what I remember of it.

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