Everything Happens in Cable Street
£7.00
Another great history of the radical East End of London from Five Leaves.
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Description
There are other histories of Cable Street apart from the famous Battle. For a while it was a red-light area, Maltese gangsters tried to run the streets, local writers set up the Basement Writers and the film, To Sir, With Love, was shot there, based on a local head teacher. Meanwhile plays, carnivals and the huge Mural continued to celebrate the Battle of 1936. Part oral history, part investigation, the other stories of Cable Street are told in an unashamedly personal style.
The book includes long forgotten posters and ephemera
is the author of A Comprehensive Education, and two
novels for teenagers published by HarperCollins. He has written
freelance articles about London and oral history for many
educational and other papers, including The Guardian and has
been assistant editor of Rising East – the journal of East London
studies. He has been involved in activities around Cable
Street since the 1970s.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.400000 kg |
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