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Today in London’s radical history: last issue of German anarchist paper Die Autonomie appears, 1893.
Die Autonomie ( London) November 1886-1893, was a German-language anarchist paper, produced in London. It was associated with the group… READ MORE
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Today in London’s rebel past: London Apprentices march to demand restoration of holidays banned by puritans, 1647
The London apprentices for centuries had a reputation for their rowdiness, and willingness to cause trouble; for centuries they were… READ MORE
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Today in London radical history: Expulsions of strike leaders from TGWU sparks dock strike, 1950.
‘The principles of our policy are based on the brotherhood of man.’ said Labour leader Clem Atlee on July 26th… READ MORE
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Today in London’s radical history: anti-nuclear sitdown in Whitehall, 1961
The Committee of 100 formed in 1960, with the aim of stepping up protest against the use, testing and development… READ MORE
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Today in London’s nazi history: David Copeland bombs Brixton, 1999; fails to launch race war.
“People were screaming and shouting. They started running away from the scene. I looked around and saw two men lying… READ MORE
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