Them and Us by Newsinger, John -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Contents Introduction 1: The Great Revolt

Harbingers South Wales begins 1911: The year of the militant 1912: The momentum builds 1913-1914 The left

2: War

The first round Rent strike The Clyde Workers’ Committee Sheffield Women workers 1917 The Russian example ‘The steam train of history’

3: The threat of revolution

Soldiers’ strikes ‘Better trained than the police’ The 40-hours strike Duping the miners The police and the railwaymen Machine guns and bombs ‘Hands Off Russia’ Black Friday Forming the Communist Party

4: The first Labour government

‘An epidemic of unrest’ ‘The future museum of British revolution’

5: The General Strike and the Miners’ Lockout

Red Friday Preparing for war Trying to surrender The General Strike Victimisation The Communist Party during the ‘Nine Days’ The Miners’ Lockout

6: Unemployed struggles and the fight against fascism

1931: The fight against the National Government Unemployed struggles Revolt and repression 1932: The Hunger March Removing the unemployed workers’ leadership The struggle renewed Fighting fascism The Battle of Cable Street Solidarity with Spain

Conclusion: The coming fight-back Endnotes Index

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