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The ‘Earthquake’ that Shook the Foundations of British Capitalism

The ‘Earthquake’ that Shook the Foundations of British Capitalism

by Malcolm Pheby | May 16, 2018 | 1920s, Bits & Pieces, Football, Industry

It was described as an earthquake that shook the foundations of British capitalism and the greatest display of militant power in working class history. This week in May 1926 Manchester was in the grip of the General Strike. For nine days, public transport was brought...

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