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4:51Now PlayingIt's forty years since thousands of miners were on an all-out strike against Margaret Thatcher's plans to shut down 20 coal mines - the biggest industrial action since the Second World War.
Alongside them on the picket lines were their wives, sisters and daughters - who played a crucial role in the dispute from collecting donations to speaking at rallies.
The womens' place in the strikes is now being told in "A Northern Requiem" - which makes its debut this weekend in Chesterfield.
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