The crash that left a limp changed his life forever
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The crash that left a limp changed his life forever
This episode explores the early life and political rise of Oswald Mosley, a man of extraordinary ability whose choices led to a state suspending its own rules. It delves into the documented account of how this promising political talent navigated crucial forks in his path.
Person: Oswald Mosley
Date: October 6, 1936
Location: Berlin, London
Status: Member of Parliament
Event: Wedding in Berlin
- Oswald Mosley, a British baronet, married in Joseph Goebbels' Berlin home with Adolf Hitler present.
- On the same afternoon, thousands in London protested Mosley's uniformed movement marching through a Jewish neighborhood.
- Mosley was once the youngest Member of Parliament and was described as "dark, aquiline, flashing, with defiance in his eye and contempt in his forward chin."
- He was expelled from Sandhurst for riotous retaliation before being commissioned into the Sixteenth Queen's Lancers.
- A flying demonstration for his mother and sister resulted in a crash, leaving him with a permanent limp.
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