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 : Rent strike in New York during the Great Depression, 1932


Rent strike in New York during the Great Depression, 1932

50 patrolmen and almost as many detectives, as well as mounted police are deployed at a rent strike in the Bronx. The police are carrying out an eviction, after four families at Allerton Avenue 665 refused to pay their rent. Several thousand demonstrators gathered to obstruct the eviction

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10617955
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48192244
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2413px x 1929px (2.1MB)
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Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Allerton Bronx Demonstrators Deployed Detectives Eviction Obstruct Patrolmen Refused Rent Thousand


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