Editing European Federalism (section)

====[[File:BritFash.png]] Europe a Nation====
Another Post-WW2 proponent of a united European state was a former [[File:OswaldMosley.png]] [[British Fascism|British Fascist]] leader Oswald Mosley. In his book ''The Alternative'' publicized in 1947, he argued that the traditional vision of nationalism that had been followed by the various shades of pre-war fascism had been too narrow in scope and that the post-war era required a new paradigm in which Europe would come together as a single state. Although Mosley rejected any notions for Federal Europe, instead calling for creation of a unitary European fascist republic, his idea of Europe a Nation was the first example of a far-right vision of united Europe.