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Title: | To the Censor - a point of history | |||
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| Name: | Mark Lincoln | | |||
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| City: | Houston | State: | Texas" | | |
| The woman who married a neo-fascist Englishman - who was also the Prince of Wales - in the 1930s was a Simpson, but not a Mitford. Both Mrs. Wallis Simpson and her fascist favoring Prince (who abdicated to marry her) died many decades later in exile. The Fascist Decade of the 1930s was fascinating, and Fascism was the most important political movement of the 20th century, but I wish that Haaretz would engage censors a bit more able to discern between history and intrigue. "Hours ago I admitted that I had named the wrong Simpson girl as the second wife of Oswald Mosley." - Me He married a daughter of Lord Curizon and one of the Mitford girls. He screwed just about every one else in the empire. Got it? |
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