Arrested for Opposing the Fascists | East London vs The Fascists: A Family History Of... Cable Street
As tensions rise across East London, one family finds itself at the heart of the story. In October 1936, three brothers from a Jewish hairdressing family step out onto the streets of East London as tensions over a planned fascist march reach breaking point. By the end of the day, all three will be under arrest. Host…
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