Correspondence received by Robert Saunders, during his time as the District Treasurer and then District Officer for the Dorset West District of the British Union of Fascists (BUF).

Including letters from:

P. A. C. Rendall (A2/360)

Rotary Club, Dorchester (A2/361)

Mrs Mabel Helen Sanford (A2/362-363). Including criticisms of the House of Windsor and the condition of Britain (December 1936) (362); request for membership forms (November 1936) (363)

S(?) Parish Hall (A2/364)

A. C. Findley, Deputy Chief of Staff BUF (A2/365), regarding Saunders to become District Officer (12 November 1936)

Mrs Gladys Stephenson (A2/366-373)

Sun Insurance Office Ltd, Dorchester (A2/374-375)

C. H. Sureties, East Dorset District Leader, Weymouth, BUF (A2/376-391), refers to banning of uniforms (December 1936) (379) TocH, Bridport (A2/392), regarding address by BUF speaker (May 1936)

A. E. Turner (A2/39), regarding membership application with returned form (June 1936) is part of pamphlet “Ten Points of Fascist Policy”, by Oswald Mosley.

R. D. Williams (A2/396-398). Includes details of Hambros investments, and other details, supplied by P. J. Spranklin, Research Department BUF to Williams (October 1936) (396)

George T. Wiltshire (A2/399)

A. Early, woman member of BUF (A2/400), regarding meeting with Saunders (June 1936)

Winifrede Marsden of Dorchester Women’s Institute (A2/401-403)

A. G. Woodgate (A2/404-405)

Doris Woods (A2/394), regarding new woman member (January 1937)

J. H. Woods (A2/395), regarding Fitzgerald sailing to Italy (December 1936)

Leslie Archibald Woodward (A2/406-408). Including references to Mosley meeting at Dorchester on 13 March 1937 (406)

John S. Murray, District Officer Yeovil District, BUF (A2/409-412)