Racial Preservation Society

The book "Racial Preservation Society" offers a comprehensive analysis of a far-right pressure group that was active in the United Kingdom during the 1960s. This society was against immigration and advocated for the supremacy of the white race. Led by former members of the British Union of Fascists, such as Ted Budden and Alan Hancock, the Racial Preservation Society served as a propaganda group that did not directly engage in politics but allowed its members the freedom to join political parties. The organization united numerous local anti-immigration societies and published a variety of materials, including books, brochures, and a regular newspaper that addressed issues of immigration and racism. This non-fiction book provides valuable insights into the ideology and activities of this controversial group and sheds light on the social tensions of the time.