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  • Today in London military history, 1919: ex-soldiers fight police outside Parliament
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  • Today in London open space history, 1801, an attempt to enclose Bedfont Common fails

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  • SENDS OFF
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  • NETTING ZEROES: PIPE DREAM
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  • In Memory of Dmitry Petrov An Incomplete Biography and Translation of His Work
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  • Goodbye from gal-dem
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  • Women’s Threads of Bristol at Bristol Radical History Festival, Sat 22nd Apr, 2023
  • Government admits climate policies don’t meet emissions targets
  • “We broke Armagh, it never broke us” – Irish Republican women
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