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1936 POLITICS: Anti-fascist rally in London's East End
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0:41Now PlayingDate: 14th October 1936
Location: LONDON, ENGLAND
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
Police officers arresting man / High angle view city street and London double decker bus / Smashed shop window / Police officers checking damage to shop window / Injured man with arm in sling talking to others / Samuel Jelen outside shop where he works (with smashed window) / Men repairing broken window / Child with head injury / Poster on shop window 'Smashing business done here' / Broken window
Civil Disturbances; Ethnic Minorities; Government and Politics; Great Britain
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