A barricade on Cable Street, 1936 Pamphlet produced by Anti-Fascist Action chronicling violent working class opposition to fascism in the UK over the course of the 20th century. Taken from https://afaarchive.files.wordpress.com Attachments heroes-or-villains.pdf (111.33 KB) fascism riots timelines United Kingdom Anti Fascist Action (AFA) PDF Comments
15. Waterloo, Blood and Honour gig, London, 1992 A personal account of the battle of Waterloo, when Anti Fascist Action trashed a gig by neo-nazi label Blood and Honour by disrupting their…
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Beating back Mosley in Notting Hill, 1958 - Baker Baron A Notting Hill resident recounts his story of fighting racists and fascists in West London.
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