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 : Forcible eviction in London, 1932


Forcible eviction in London, 1932

A ten-member family was put on the streets because the unemployed father had not been able to pay the rent for 5 weeks. Sympathizers of the family gathered in front of the home at the Wolseley Buildings in Bermondsey, a district of London

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10623945
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Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Able Bermondsey Eviction Forcible Rent Sympathizers Unemployed Unemployment Wolseley


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