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Rethinking the significance of the British General Strike

Did the General Strike of 1926 ever threaten to transform into revolution? How did politicians and the public respond when over 1 million workers abandoned their roles?

Soldiers patrol the streets of London on the tenth day of the General Strike

AQA 2M Wars and welfare: Britain in transition, 1906–1957

Edexcel paper 1, option 1H Britain transformed, 1918–97

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