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Direct Action #01 (1981)

"Enough is enough" - photo of an unemployment office

Including: DAM Aims and Principles, NHS, British fascism roundup, health & safety and women, SMOT - Russia's free trade union, WW1 mutinies, Newcastle unemployment protest, etc.

Submitted by Fozzie on December 2, 2023

With thanks to Kate Sharpley Library for providing a copy to be scanned.

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