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Remembering and reflecting on the 'Battle of Lewisham' in August 1977, when a mobilisation by the far-right National Front in South East London was met by mass opposition
Sunday 14 October 2007
Clifton Rise Picture
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What a beautiful picture of working class solidarity
Beautiful I may have been at the time but the event was inspirational, I would have said.
This was our 'Cable Street Moment'.
I used to go to Childeric road school, and Romberg trudging us Clifton Rise to the main road, lived in Woodpecker road in New cross until 1968. It seems a shame that the church I was married in St Michaels was demolished some years ago and now Woodpecker road has gone too.
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