| HO 45 | Home Office Registered Files | 1939 - 1979
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| HO 45/24891 | Defence Regulation 18B detainee Mosley, Sir Oswald,founder of the British Union of Fascists | 1940-1945 *
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| HO 45/25690 | Defence Regulation 18B: Detainees files | 1939-1945
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| HO 45/25746 | Defence Regulation 18B Detainees: SKEELS, Cecil Serocold, member of the Nordic League and one-time member of the Imperial Fascist League; convicted with David Esme Vaughan at Central Criminal Court on 17 February 1941 of offences under the defence regulations and sentenced to 2 years' imprisonment; subsequently detained under defence regulation 18B | 1942 - 1945
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| HO 45/25759 | Defence Regulation 18B: Detainees files, CAMILLO, Gilda | 1942-1945
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| HO 45/25765 | Defence Regulation 18B Detainees: PERRING, Marie de Styczynska alias BRETT-PERRING, Marie; convicted at Bow Street Police Court on 9 October 1942 of an offence under the defence regulations and sentenced to 3 months' imprisonment; subsequently detained under defence regulation 18B | 1942 - 1944
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| HO 45/25747 | Lists of prominent persons detained. Defence Regulations: Regional Commissioners (Restriction of Movement) Order SR&O1940/1882; and Order SR&O 1943/333 | 1940-1943.
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| HO 45/25748 | Detention of a Member of Parliament | 1940-1944.
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| HO 45/25750 | Allowing of members of the IRA and certain other Detainees the option of returning to the Republic of Ireland | 1939-1941.
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| HO 45/25752 | Accommodation of Detainees; removal of Detainees from internment camps to prisons; lists of Detainees held in prisons | 1940-1943.
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| HO 45/25753 | Conditions of accommodation of Detainees held in prisons | 1940-1944.
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| HO 45/25754 | Advisory Committee: correspondence with Norman Birkett KC; discussions on the work and administration of the Committee between the Home Office, the Home Defence Executive, the Attorney General and the security services: appeals to the Committee by members of the British Union | 1940-1941.
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| HO 45/25755 | Detainees in Scotland: appearance before the Scottish Advisory Committee; list of Detainees held in Barlinnie Prison | 1940.
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| HO 45/25758 | Draft defence regulation 20(1)(C); suggestions for procedure detention of British subjects. Revision of Defence Regulation 18B and new form of order. Home Office circulars 700378/180 and 824545/134, on the execution of orders under regulations 18A and 18B, issued to chief constables. Potential fifth columnists in Kent. Detention of members of the Italian Fascist Party. Correspondence with Oswald, Hickson, Collier and Co regarding the detention of Sir Oswald Mosley and other members of the British Union | 1939-1940
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| HO 45/25767 | Proposal to remove overseas to a colony or dominion detained members of the British Union; application of the Habeas Corpus Acts 1679-1862 | 1940.
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| HO 45/25777 | Renegades and persons suspected or convicted of assisting(25840) the enemy | 1940-1950.
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| HO 215/39 | Tension between fascists and anti-fascists detained in Peveril camp, Isle of Man | 1941-1943.
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| HO 215/49 | Peel Camp Isle of Man: discontinuation of employment of 18B Detainees in local fish yard | 1944.
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| HO 215/148 | Purchase and holding of land on behalf of 18B Detainees, Isle of Man | 1942-1944
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| HO 215/152 | Segregation of internees with different political sympathies | 1940.
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| HO 215/168 | Segregation of youths detained under regulation 18B | 1941.
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| HO 215/169 | Segregation of Jews detained under regulation 18B | 1942.
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| HO 215/196-198 | Rules for 18B Detainees when petitioning Secretary of State | 1941-1943.
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| HO 215/248 | Segregation of fascist and anti-fascist internees | 1941.
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| HO 215/360 | Arrangements for married couples datained under Defence Regulation 18B | 1941.
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| HO 215/362 | Accommodation for married couples detained under Defence Regulation 18B | 1941.
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| HO 215/495 | Peel, Isle of Man: closure of Camp M and dispersal of 18B Detainees; enquiry from the Duke of Bedford | 1945.
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| HO 215/496 | Peveril, Isle of Man: closure | 1945-1946.
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| TS 27/491 | Defence Regulation 18B: application for a Writ of Habeas Corpus for Admiral Sir Barry Edward Domville | 1940-1941.
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| TS 27/493 | Defence Regulation 18B: claim for damages for false imprisonment | 1940-1941.
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| TS 27/495 | Defence Regulation 18B: applications for Writ of Habeas Corpus; Mrs Mathilda Randall | 1940-1941.
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| TS 27/496A | Ditto; Mr Harry Sabin | 1940-1941.
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| TS 27/506 | Ditto; Capt C H B Budd | 1941-1943.
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| TS 27/507 | Ditto; Mr Albert Harry Campbell | 1941.
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| TS 27/501 | Defence Regulation 18B: claim by Robert William Liversidge for damages for false imprisonment | 1941-1942.
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| TS 27/509 | Defence Regulation 18B: Home Office files sent for scrutiny | 1941.
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| TS 27/511 | Defence Regulation 18B: claims for damages for false imprisonment and breach of statutory duty; Harold Henry Alexander de Laessoe | 1941-1944.
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| TS 27/512 | Ditto; Frank Arbon | 1941-1943.
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| TS 27/513 | Defence Regulation 18B: applications for Writs of Habeas Corpus; Lieut Francis Christopher Fane, RN | 1941.
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| TS 27/514 | Ditto; George Henry Lane-Fox Pitt-Rivers | 1941-1942.
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| TS 27/518 | Defence Regulation 18B: claim by Arthur Herbert Bethany against the Clerk of the Assizes of Oxford and prosecution of Bethany for libel on two Judges | 1941-1943.
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| TS 27/533 | Defence Regulation 18B: claim by Dr Leigh Vaughan Henry for damages for wrongful arrest and for breach of statutory duty | 1942-1944.
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| TS 27/542 | Defence Regulation 18B: application by John Beckett for Writ of Habeas Corpus | 1943-1944.
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| TS 27/555 | Defence Regulation 18B: application for Writ of Habeas Corpus Leopold Hirsch | 1943-1945.
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