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Category: Harold Wilson

Conservatives, Elections, Harold Wilson, labour history, Tories, UK Labour Party, Uncategorized

‘Who Governs Britain?’: The last time the Tories called a snap election…
anti-fascism, Anti-racism, British ‘race relations’, British far left, British History, British Union of Fascists, Communist Party of Great Britain, Criminal justice system, Daily Worker/Morning Star, Fenner Brockway, Harold Wilson, Legislation, Marxism Today, Public Order Act, Public order issues, Race Relations Act, Racial discrimination, Tories, Trade unions, TUC, Union Movement

The Communist Party’s campaign for the Race Relations Act 1965
Anti-apartheid, Anti-colonialism, Anti-racism, British Commonwealth, British far left, British History, British Road to Socialism, Colonial/Postcolonial History, Comment, Communist Party of Great Britain, Decolonisation, Empire, Harold Wilson, Ian Smith, International communist movement, Internationalism, liberation, Marxism Today, New Left, R.P. Dutt, Racial discrimination, Rhodesia, Settler colonialism, South Africa, Soviet Union, ZANU, ZAPU, Zimbabwe

Rhodesia, the UDI and the Communist Party of Great Britain in the 1960s
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The road to ‘The Dismissal’ in 1975: The British perspective
Anti-racism, Border control studies, British ‘race relations’, British History, Britishness, Commonwealth Immigrants Act, Contemporary history, Enoch Powell, Harold Wilson, Immigration, Race Relations Act, Racial discrimination, Smethwick, Tories, UK Labour Party

Integration and limitation: Labour and immigration, 1962-68

Category: Harold Wilson

‘Who Governs Britain?’: The last time the Tories called a snap election…

The Communist Party’s campaign for the Race Relations Act 1965

Rhodesia, the UDI and the Communist Party of Great Britain in the 1960s

The road to ‘The Dismissal’ in 1975: The British perspective

Integration and limitation: Labour and immigration, 1962-68