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Oswald Mosley emerges as a pivotal yet controversial figure in twentieth-century politics, renowned for his eloquence and innovative ideas. After serving in World War I, he entered Parliament with a focus on employment and housing, later becoming a Labour Minister. His disillusionment with the government's inaction led to the formation of the New Party and subsequently the British Union of Fascists. Mosley proposed a British Corporate State aimed at achieving full employment and enhancing governance through an Occupational Franchise, reflecting his complex legacy.