This volume contains Cabinet Office, Home Office, and Prime Minister's Office papers relating to Sir Oswald Mosley's internment and subsequent release. Records include the private papers of Sir Edward Bridges, minutes from the War Cabinet on Mosley's potential liberty, and Winston Churchill's opinion on the threat posed by domestic fascist movements. 

Series: CAB 127 (Cabinet Office: Private Collections of Ministers' and Officials' Papers); HO 262 (Ministry of Information: Home Intelligence Division Files); PREM 4 (Prime Minister's Office: Confidential correspondence and papers).

References: CAB 127/335 (Cabinet Office: Private Collections of Ministers' and Officials' Papers; Private Papers of Sir Edward Bridges; Discussions in the War Cabinet on the release from detention of Sir Oswald and Lady Mosley); HO 262/6 (Ministry of Information: Home Intelligence Division (HI) Files; Fascism and the release of Sir Oswald Mosley: reports, memoranda and correspondence); PREM 4/39/5 (Prime Minister's Office: Confidential correspondence and papers; Sir Oswald Mosley).