it wasn't". Leese returned to prison in 1947 when, along with seven other former members of the IFL, he was given a one-year sentence for helping escaped German prisoners of war, who had been members of the Waffen SS. In 1948, Leese formed the National Workers Movement in London. In December 1950 he stood trial for criminal libel on Harold Scott, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, but was acquitted. In 1951, he published his autobiography Out of Step: Events in the Two Lives of an Anti-Jewish Camel Doctor. Leese acted as mentor to Colin Jordan and John Tyndall, the "most significant figures on the extreme right since the 1960s". After his death, his widow, May Winifred Leese (died 1974), helped fund far-right groups. His London house, 74 Princedale Road, Holland Park, was left to Jordan, and became known as 'Arnold Leese House'. The property became Jordan's base of operations, housing the White Defence League, the National Socialist Movement and other far-right operations. Leese died 18 January 1956, aged 77. Works Articles “The Jewish Method of Cattle Slaughter: The Legalised Cruelty of Shechita”. 1940. “Chinese Communism?”. Gothic Ripples, No. 49, 28 February 1949. “The Destruction of India: Its Cause and Prevention“. Undated. Books My Irrelevant Defence: Being Meditations Inside Gaol and Out on Jewish Ritual Murder. London: The I.F.L. Printing and Publishing Co., 1938. Swedish translation: Mitt Irrelevanta Försvar varandes Betraktelser bakom galler och ute om Judiska Ritualmord. Judaism in Action. New and enlarged edition, 1964. Gentile Folly: The Rothschilds. London: Angles News Service, 1940. The Jewish War of Survival. Arnold S. Leese, January 1945. Out of Step: Events in Two Lives of an Anti-Jewish Camel-Doctor. Guildford, UK. 1951. Excerpts available. The Era Of World Ruin! (The Era Of Democracy). Undated. Pamphlets Our Jewish Aristocracy. London: Imperial Fascist League, 1936. . 18 pages. Reprint: Hollywood, California: Sons of Liberty, 1936. 8 pages. The Mass Madness of Sept. 1938 and its Jewish Cause. London: Imperial Fascist League, 1938. . 15 pages. The Edict of Expulsion of 1290: A catalogue of recorded history surrounding Jewry under Angevin Kings of England, leading up to the Edict of Expulsion by King Edward I (Co-authored with Geoffrey H. Smith). Undated. References Bibliography 1878 births 1956 deaths Antisemitism in the United Kingdom Blood libel British Army personnel of World War I British autobiographers British conspiracy theorists British fascists British veterinarians Councillors in Lincolnshire People educated at Giggleswick