Arnold Leese



“When William Joyce was brought back a prisoner to England, I offered, if he thought fit to defend himself by justifying his actions, to give evidence about the Jewish menace; but he took a different line. I had only actually met him once; there can be no doubt that he took the wrong action in the war, but he believed himself justified in what he did, and he died like a hero.” – Arnold Leese – ‘Out of Step’ Chapter XIII
BOOKS & PAMPHLETS
Out of Step: Events in the Two Lives of an Anti-Jewish Camel-Doctor