The Battle Of Cable Street: Unions Vs Fascists | 1936: Thirties In Color | Timeline

When Oswald Mosley tried to march his fascists through Central London in 1936, an epic two-hour battle would ensue between ordinary working Britons. A fully realized look at the world in the run-up to World War II. In colourized film, thousands of people attend a homecoming parade in Hull to celebrate local hero Amy Johnson, the first British woman to fly solo from Britain to Australia.

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