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Battle for George Square 1919
Myth, Memory and the Military in Red Clydeside
Av Gordon Barclay, Louise Heren
Häftad, 2025
290 kr
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The Battle of George Square, a riot during the Forty Hours Strike in Glasgow, on 31 January 1919, is routinely claimed to be one of the most iconic events in Scottish working-class history. It is also the most mythologised. For a century, the narrative created for the defence of the strike leaders …
Tanks on the Streets?
The Battle of George Square, Glasgow, 1919
Av Gordon Barclay, Louise Heren
Häftad, 2025
192 kr
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At 12.08pm on Friday 31 January 1919, Margaret Buchanan drives her tram into George Square in Glasgow’s city centre. She slows down to avoid the youths and men holding their arms up to stop her; some even jump onto the front of her tram. Swirling around her tram is a sea of heavy-coated men who …
Tanks on the Streets?
The Battle of George Square, Glasgow, 1919
Av Gordon Barclay, Louise Heren
Inbunden, 2023
274 kr
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At 12.08pm on Friday 31 January 1919, Margaret Buchanan drives her tram into George Square in Glasgow's city centre. She slows down to avoid the youths and men holding their arms up to stop her; some even jump onto the front of her tram. Swirling around her tram is a sea of heavy-coated men who …
Tanks on the Streets?
The Battle of George Square, Glasgow, 1919
Av Gordon Barclay, Louise Heren
E-bok, 2023
221 kr
Lägg i varukorg
At 12.08pm on Friday 31 January 1919, Margaret Buchanan drives her tram into George Square in Glasgow''s city center. She slows down to avoid the youths and men holding their arms up to stop her; some even jump onto the front of her tram. Swirling around her tram is a sea of heavy-coated men who …
Battle for George Square 1919
Av Louise Heren, Gordon Barclay
E-bok, 2025
236 kr
Lägg i varukorg
The Battle of George Square, a riot during the Forty Hours Strike in Glasgow, on 31 January 1919, is routinely claimed to be one of the most iconic events in Scottish working-class history. It is also the most mythologised. For a century, the narrative created for the defence of the strike leaders …
