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Today in London’s rebel past: Kings Students occupy in solidarity with Gaza, 2009.
On 20th January 2009, Kings College students occupied a lecture theatre to demand the immediate revocation of then Israeli President… READ MORE
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Today in London’s history: Helen Duncan charged under the Witchcraft Act, 1944
Helen Duncan was one of the last people charged under the 1735 Witchcraft Act, and was sentenced to 9 months… READ MORE
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Nunhead Reservoir: new enclosures in South London
Nunhead Reservoir: although owned, long in effect common or free space, used for years by local people, has now been… READ MORE
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Today in London’s radical history: an attempt to blow up Marx’s grave, 1970
An attempt to vandalise Karl Marx’s grave, 18th January 1970. Possibly not so much ‘anti-German racists’ as people of a… READ MORE
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Today in London’s radical past: Flora Drummond invades 10 Downing St, 1908
“Now in January 1908 as members of the Cabinet were arriving to discuss the programme for the ensuing session, suffragettes… READ MORE
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