Across
- 3. The type of camps where German men were taken to if they were classed as being a threat to Britain during World War One and Two.
- 5. This was the city where tensions ran high in protest against Indian and Chinese dock workers keeping their jobs after the First World War.
- 6. The extreme political idea which demonises immigrants and wants a strong leader. For example, this idea was followed in German and Italy.
- 9. These were the court hearings that German men had to attend to decide if they were a threat to British security during the Second World War.
- 10. The surname of the influential leader of the British Union of Fascists
Down
- 1. The name of the street in East London where protests were held against a British Union of Fascist march.
- 2. This migrant group were given the right to settle in Britain, along with their family as a reward for their contribution during World War Two
- 4. The type of factories that many migrants from Belgian worked in after they arrived in Britain in 1914
- 7. The 'enemy' term used to describe migrants from Germany and Italy who lived in Britain before and during the world wars.
- 8. Some Jewish children moved from Britain to this country after the Second World War.