Cable Street, London, UK. 4th October 2016. Cable St 80th anniversary is commemorated. Beatty Orwell (99) who was 19 at the time

Cable Street, London, UK. 4th October 2016. Cable St 80th anniversary is commemorated. Beatty Orwell (99) who was 19 at the time Stock Photo

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4 October 2016

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Cable Street, London, UK.

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Cable Street, London, UK. 4th October 2016. Cable St 80th anniversary is commemorated. Beatty Orwell (99) who was 19 at the time and was present. Oswald Moseley's 'Blackshirts' were stopped from marching through the Jewish area of East London. Mural on St George's Town Hall. © Matthew Chattle/Alamy Live News

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