Kebangkitan &Kejatuhan Parti Komunis Di UK (18pics)

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The Rise and Fall of the Communist Party of Great Britain
May 1, 1928
Communists celebrate May Day in London.


c. 1928
A woman leads a Communist march in London.


c. 1928
Communist demonstration in England.


March 6, 1930
Tower Hill, London - Communists, armed with clubs fighting with police during a demonstration against unemployment.


June 11, 1933
British suffragette Charlotte Despard (1844-1939) addresses the crowd in Trafalgar Square during a rally of the Communist Party.


May 1, 1936
May Day demonstration of communists in Hyde Park in London.


May 1, 1936
English Communists march in London.


September 20, 1936
Protesters in communist demonstration in London.


October 4, 1936
East London - Police makes an inverted truck used as barricades during the communist-fascist riots in Cable Street.


October 4, 1936
British police dismantle the barrier near the Mark Lane, London, to make way for the passage of supporters of the leader of the British Union of Fascists Oswald Mosley. The barricade was built by members of the Communist Party.


Police detained the communist counter-demonstrators in Nazi demonstration near Mark Lane, London.


October 12, 1936
Jewish shopkeeper of the boarded windows in Mile End Road, after overnight clashes between fascist and communist groups in the East End.


August 5, 1939
Party members at a meeting of the British Communist Party in the stadium of the Empress in Earls Court, London.



January 22, 1941
Police on duty in front of the office of the Communist newspaper "The Daily Worker 'outside Cayton, East London. In the evening before this detective to fulfill the order and publication ban against the Interior Minister, Herbert Morrison. Seal immediately stopped.


c. 1942
A mass demonstration in Clerkenwell Green before the house of Karl Marx, is now the headquarters of the Communist Party in London.


June 28, 1958
The Communist Party at a rally in Trafalgar Square, London.


1972
The headquarters of the Communist Party of the Rhondda in Wales. Posters in the windows of the American political activist Angela Davis.


November 17, 1976
Protesters holding posters with pictures of Mao Zedong and the slogan "Defend Chairman Mao's revolutionary line."

mamiayu

good info, tq

mamiayu

baru ku tahu kat GB pun pernah ada party communist


police GB tu menyemat je dgn uniform masa spring, teringat aku polis England spt yg digambarkan  dlm cerita2 Enid Blyton

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