BACKDROP: ‘We will of course be told tomorrow morning that Hitler has attacked Poland. 

‘Certain people have been waiting and longing for this moment.  They were expecting this attack, having been hankering and praying for it. 

‘These men are called Mandel, Churchill, Hore-Belisha and Paul Reynaud.  The great league of Jewish reaction was determined to have its own war.

‘This was its holy war.  They knew very well that only such an attack would give them a chance to capture public opinion.

‘It will not be very difficult to find the necessary proofs in the German archives that certain gentlemen in cold blood prepared the conditions that made this attack inevitable. 

‘Woe betides them should the true history of the war ever be written.”  Prof. Maurice Bardeche, France.

During World War II, thousands of British people were arrested under a hastily contrived piece of legislation called ‘Regulation 18B’. 

Those imprisoned went to their cells without trial and were denied the right to defend themselves. It was said, ‘Every decoration from the Victoria Cross downwards could be seen on the prison yard at Brixton.’ 

Those arrested included prominent anti-war activists such as Sir Oswald Mosley and parliamentarians like Archibald Maule Ramsey MP.  

In the case of the latter, it was feared that the Member of Parliament would use parliamentary privilege to read out messages exchanged by Winston Churchill and U.S. President Roosevelt.  

These would reveal that the U.S. President, contrary to promises made to the American electorate, was planning to engage in the war against Germany.   

Another British luminary arrested was the much-decorated Admiral Sir Barry Domville. Another arrested was Sir Reginald Goodall, the famous British orchestral conductor.

Lord Jowett, the Lord Chancellor to the House of Lords, sympathized with these thousands of prisoners of conscience.   

‘Let us be fair to these people who were imprisoned under 18B, and let us remember, not only have they not been convicted of any crime, but they have never been accused of any crime.  This should be remembered in all fairness to them.’         

The largest indoor meeting ever held in Britain occurred when over 20,000 people packed Earls Court in London.  They were there to support a peace meeting organized by the British Union of Fascists.   Anti-war sentiment in France was similarly widespread.  

This goes some way to explain why the demoralized French armed forces collapsed as quickly as they did.  Eric Phipps, Britain’s Ambassador to France, wrote, ‘All that is best in France is against war, almost at any price.’ Let readers know what you think

HEROES HANG WHEN TRAITORS TRIUMPH. Mike Walsh. FORBIDDEN HISTORY: Click the picture for details

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