Photo gallery from the 1936 Battle of Cable Street, which saw over 100,000 working-class residents in London's East End oppose a march by Oswald Mosely's British Union of Fascists, forcing them to abandon it entirely. Copied to clipboard fascism riots London Cable Street United Kingdom Tower Hamlets British Union of Fascists
Image Video from the Battle of Cable Street, 1936 Video footage of the Battle of Cable Street, when Sir Oswald Mosely's fascists tried to march through east London, and were stopped when hundreds…
Image Fascists and police routed: the battle of Cable Street - Reg Weston Cable Street - October 4th 1936 - an eyewitness account by Reg Weston, Higham resident and life-time…
Image The Battle of Cable St, 1936 - Joe Jacobs Joe Jacobs was in 1936 a local Communist Party activist in London's East End. This is his account of his involvement in the famous defence of the…
Image Mosley's fascists and the narrative of victimisation A look at a common point of divergence on the effectiveness of anti-fascist action and its wider…