A personal account of the street fighting and violent confrontations that took place to defeat the fascists of the National Front and British Movement around Hoxton, Brick Lane, Bethnal Green, Dalston, Southall and Lewisham during the early to late 1970s
Is a personal account of the street fighting and violent confrontations that took place to defeat the fascists of the National Front and British Movement around Hoxton, Brick Lane, Bethnal Green, Dalston, Southall and Lewisham during the early to late 1970s
It's the late 1970s and racism, especially in the form of the National Front, is getting worse, much worse. This is a personal account, written from a strictly working-class perspective, of the street fighting that took place to defeat the racists. Brick Lane, Wood Green, Lewisham and more. This book is unlikely to appeal to pacifists.
