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May Day procession

May Day procession

Full title: May Day procession

Author/creator: .

Date: 1/5/1938.

Call Numbers: Home and Away - 18170

Record Identifier: 9arGO8On

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Formats: Pictures, Photographs

Contents: Photographs - 35 mm. - 1 film photonegative (copied from original nitrate photonegative)

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Notes: [From left, characters represented: Mussolini, Oswald Mosley (?), Hitler, French premier (?), Franco] Sign reads: 'Demand the lifting of the "arms embargo" / Help suffering Spain' Digital order no:hood_18170

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MMS ID: 110017843

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    May Day procession

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    May Day procession

    Date

    1/5/1938

    Call Numbers

    Home and Away - 18170

    Record Identifier

    9arGO8On

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    Pictures and Photographs

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    Sydney (N.S.W.) anniversaries Fascists floats (processions) political rallies Adult Males May Day Spanish Civil War (1936-1939)

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    Home and Away - 18170

    Record Identifier

    9arGO8On

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