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'Workers of the Empire, Unite!' New book on challenges to British imperialism – People's World

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‘Workers of the Empire, Unite!’ New book on challenges to British imperialism
May 13, 2021
1:59 PM CDT
By John Foster
Rock of Empire: Aerial view of Gibraltar and (insert) trade union leader Albert Fava. | Photo: Port of Gibraltar / Creative Commons | Photo combo: Morning Star
In October 1948, Gibraltar’s colonial governor ordered the deportation of Albert Fava, the general secretary of the Gibraltar Congress of Labour (GCL), the colony’s biggest trade union federation. Along with his wife and four children, he was transported to Britain, never to return. He had committed no crime. No legal case had been taken against him. ....

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HISTORY : The Labour Party in combat mode (1936)

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22 Fév 2021 16h39
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History, it is said, has to be something more than just another event. That another event is applauded as a pivotal moment that turns the course of a nation’s destiny. When Dr Maurice Curé launched the Labour party on 23 February 1936, perhaps, he could hardly have imagined that the party he founded would survive for such a long length of time. His own tenure of the party leadership was short-lived, lasting six years only. He gave up because the Colonial government ....

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Man for whom ferry named

Man for whom ferry named
“HE WALKED with kings but kept the common touch.”
This was the measure of the man which captured my imagination as my recollection of Alphonso Philbert Theophilus James reverberated within my spirit – a personification exemplified in extraordinary terms by the renowned India-born English poet Rudyard Kipling.
My most cherished recollection of APT James dates back to that exciting evening when he was heading for the UK to present a petition to the then secretary of state for the colonies, Sir Arthur Creech Jones, pressing his case for self-government for the people of Tobago. This was in the late 1940s. ....

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