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Protest Collection (page 6)

Background imageProtest Collection: Food Protest in Hyde Park, WW1

Food Protest in Hyde Park, WW1
A crowd in Hyde Park, London, protesting about the high price of food and of profiteering during the First World War. Date: 1917

Background imageProtest Collection: The Eagle hut disturbance, 1919

The Eagle hut disturbance, 1919
Soldiers, sailors and civilians retiring from Bow Street police station following a riot where a crowd of around 1000 had protested at the arrest of two American soldiers

Background imageProtest Collection: Great Food Demonstration on Embankment, London, WW1

Great Food Demonstration on Embankment, London, WW1
A procession organised by the National Union of Railwaymen who marched to Hyde Park in order to demonstrate against rising food prices during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918

Background imageProtest Collection: Helen Fox, suffragette

Helen Fox, suffragette
Suffragette Helen Fox poses with chains, following her House of Commons protest with Muriel Matters on 28th October, 1908, when they chained themselves to the grille of the Ladies Gallery

Background imageProtest Collection: Suffragette disturbance at Royal Horse Show, 1914

Suffragette disturbance at Royal Horse Show, 1914
Scenes at the Royal Horse Show in June 1914, when two suffragettes made an attempt to appeal to the King. Larger picture shows Princess Mary, Lady Desborough, King George V, Queen Mary

Background imageProtest Collection: Sale of cattle in Ireland by Sheriff

Sale of cattle in Ireland by Sheriff
Land League agitation in Ireland. A sheriff sells cattle to raise the rent that the previous owner of the cattle was unable to pay

Background imageProtest Collection: Marines on the march on Skye

Marines on the march on Skye
Royal Marines march across the isle of Skye having arrived by gunboat in order to prevent any violent acts which had been threatened by local crofters with land grievances. Date: 1884

Background imageProtest Collection: Smallpox inoculation cartoon

Smallpox inoculation cartoon
Jack of Both Sides; Sympathetic, but doubtful, and by no means Bright Animals protest against the 1874 Act of Parliament which made inoculation against smallpox compulsory

Background imageProtest Collection: Man protesting against playing of football during WW1

Man protesting against playing of football during WW1
Frederick Nicholas Charrington (a member of the brewing family) protesting against the playing of football during the First World War

Background imageProtest Collection: A trade union rally in Hackney for the unemployed

A trade union rally in Hackney for the unemployed. London

Background imageProtest Collection: The Bonus Army Camp Destroyed: Use of Tear Gas

The Bonus Army Camp Destroyed: Use of Tear Gas
Use of tear gas bombs by United States troops against war veterans in the clearnance of the Bonus Army encampment at Washington

Background imageProtest Collection: Communist Demo, USA

Communist Demo, USA
A communist demonstration in New York, U.S.A. with banners reading Strike for a 40 hour 5 day week! and Don t starve - fight, etc. Date: early 1930s

Background imageProtest Collection: Istanbul - Police Officer draws gun during Student riots

Istanbul - Police Officer draws gun during Student riots
Istanbul, Turkey - 28th April 1960 - a Police Officer draws his pistol during Student riots against the Government of Adnan Menderes

Background imageProtest Collection: Young woman protesting against licensing bill

Young woman protesting against licensing bill
A bill to licence drinking places meets with vigorous disapproval from a young woman in Kennington Road, London. She is so incensed that she climbs up a lamppost. Date: 1871

Background imageProtest Collection: Aldermaston March - 27th March 1959

Aldermaston March - 27th March 1959
Aldermaston March - The 2nd annual Anti-Nuclear protest march on 27th March 1959 to the Atomic Weapons Research Establishment at Aldermaston

Background imageProtest Collection: Pueblos bring first protest since Lincoln

Pueblos bring first protest since Lincoln. Four Pueblo men (l to r) Santiago Naranjo, Waihusing, James Miller, and Jesus Baca, standing, facing front, wearing traditional and western clothing

Background imageProtest Collection: Protest der deutschen Frauen gegen die farbige Besatzung am

Protest der deutschen Frauen gegen die farbige Besatzung am Rhein. Poster shows a African soldier seated on the one French side of the Rhine River; on the opposite side is a castle on a cliff

Background imageProtest Collection: Thames Ironworks demonstration, London

Thames Ironworks demonstration, London
Employees of Thames Ironworks staged a mass demonstration in Trafalgar Square, London, in a bid to secure a contract for a warship

Background imageProtest Collection: The cordon of troops at the Winter Palace on Red Sunday

The cordon of troops at the Winter Palace on Red Sunday
Troops guarding the Winter Palace before the arrival of Russian workers, marching to hand in a protest to Czar Nicolas II

Background imageProtest Collection: Australian Strike

Australian Strike
Strikers meet in Flinders Park during the Labour and Shipping Strike. Date: 31 August 1890

Background imageProtest Collection: Bowling pavilion in Bishops Park, Fulham

Bowling pavilion in Bishops Park, Fulham
The bowling pavilion in Bishops Park, Fulham, after the fire. The fire at the pavilion was discovered at 1.30am of 7th May 1913

Background imageProtest Collection: coventry, anti, apartheid, demo

coventry, anti, apartheid, demo

Background imageProtest Collection: anti, apartheid, demonstrators

anti, apartheid, demonstrators

Background imageProtest Collection: protest, shells, work, south, africa

protest, shells, work, south, africa

Background imageProtest Collection: Breenus and his Sword

Breenus and his Sword
When Brennus defeats the Romans, he measures their tribute with false weights, they protest, he adds his sword, saying Vae victis ! (Woe to the defeated). Date: 4th century BCE

Background imageProtest Collection: Bonus Army fought with tear-gas

Bonus Army fought with tear-gas
During the Great Depression US World War One veterans, popularly called the Bonus Army, marched on Washington in the summer of 1932 demanding immediate payment of their Service Certificates which

Background imageProtest Collection: The Old Labourers Last Job, picture and poem

The Old Labourers Last Job, picture and poem
An old man sits breaking stones while a workhouse looms behind. In the accompanying verse he bemoans his poverty, particularly at the hands of the Tories who have taxed our clothes and bread

Background imageProtest Collection: Gandhi addresses followers at Dandi

Gandhi addresses followers at Dandi
Mahatma Gandhi, his cloak drawn over his head, his staff in his hand, addresses his followers at Dandi at the culmination of the Salt March or Satyagraha

Background imageProtest Collection: Salt March

Salt March
A scene of illegality : Gandhis followers picking up salt on the seashore at Dandi at the culmination of the Salt March in India to protest against the British tax on salt

Background imageProtest Collection: The Bonus Army: a leader arrested

The Bonus Army: a leader arrested
A leader of the veterans arrested by the United States government

Background imageProtest Collection: The Bonus Army: the camp ablaze

The Bonus Army: the camp ablaze
The camp of the Bonus Army on fire at Washington

Background imageProtest Collection: The Bonus Army: the aftermath of the fire

The Bonus Army: the aftermath of the fire
The camp of the Bonus Army at Washington after the fire: the burnt out area as seen from the air

Background imageProtest Collection: The Bonus Army: arrests made

The Bonus Army: arrests made
An arrest in a tree, near the White House, Washington: detectives bringing to ground a leader of the veterans(centre), who has been giving orders from amongst the branches

Background imageProtest Collection: The Bonus Army camp defended: fighting for the flag

The Bonus Army camp defended: fighting for the flag
Fighting for the Bonus Army flag:a war veteran armed with a length of lead piping, about to strike a policeman

Background imageProtest Collection: Veterans Riot at Washington

Veterans Riot at Washington
The Bonus Amy besieging the Capitol: an all night wait by Californian veterans to impress upon Congress the urgency of their demands

Background imageProtest Collection: The Bonus Army Camp before it was Destroyed

The Bonus Army Camp before it was Destroyed
The eviction of the Bonus Army from Washington: part of the camp of ramshackle huts before it was cleared and burnt. The veterans demands for payment of a war bonus were rejected by Congress

Background imageProtest Collection: The Bonus Army H. Q taken by police

The Bonus Army H. Q taken by police
At the war veterans general headquarters:a stars and stripes flag of the Bonus Army flown as the police evicted demonstraters from a ruined building. Date: July 1932

Background imageProtest Collection: Veterans Riot at Washington: on the Steps of Congress

Veterans Riot at Washington: on the Steps of Congress
A demonstration which nearly became a riot: bonus marchers mounting the steps of the Capitol to appeal to congressmen for bonus payments

Background imageProtest Collection: The Bonus Army Camp Defended

The Bonus Army Camp Defended
Fighting between war veterans and United States troops where at its height on 28th July, 1932. Men of the Bonus Army flinging stones and bricks at police who advance upon them

Background imageProtest Collection: The Bonus Army camp defended: veterans forcibly removed

The Bonus Army camp defended: veterans forcibly removed
During the bitter struggle in Pennslysvania Avenue, Washington, on July 28th 1932: police carrying a bonus Army veteran away from the occupied area

Background imageProtest Collection: Conscription Act of 1917

Conscription Act of 1917
Some 5000 women appeared outside New York City Hall on 16th June 1917 to present an anti-registration petition to the mayor. Two women rioters are arrested for fighting with police

Background imageProtest Collection: Bloody Sunday Riot - Parliament Street 1887

Bloody Sunday Riot - Parliament Street 1887
Bloody Sunday, London, 13th November 1887, the name given to a demonstration against coercion in Ireland and to demand the release from prison of MP William O Brien

Background imageProtest Collection: Glass-Smashing for Votes! by Wilmot Lunt

Glass-Smashing for Votes! by Wilmot Lunt
This illustration shows suffragettes breaking windows in protest for the right to vote

Background imageProtest Collection: 1957 nuclear test: Student protest in Japan

1957 nuclear test: Student protest in Japan
Tokyo, Japan: a small group of Japanese students, entirely surrounded by police, demonstrating against the British nuclear tests

Background imageProtest Collection: Childrens Strike of 1894

Childrens Strike of 1894
Procession of children, heading to Hyde Park in London, to demonstrate against their treatment by organ grinders. These children were part of the Organ Dancers Union

Background imageProtest Collection: A Belgian Church service under German Guard; First World War

A Belgian Church service under German Guard; First World War
Illustration showing a Belgian priest reading Cardinal Merciers protest against deportations to his congregation, whilst a German soldier stands guard at the bottom of his pulpit, 1916

Background imageProtest Collection: Trains Sabotaged

Trains Sabotaged
In protest against the forced enlistment of Poles to help Russia fight the Japanese, patriots sabotage the railways on which they will have to travel

Background imageProtest Collection: Non-Smokers Attacked

Non-Smokers Attacked
When Austria imposes a tax on tobacco at Milano, Italy, many residents give up smoking in protest : the Austrians then attack those who refuse to smoke !



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