The Battle of Cable Street took place on the 4th October 1936, it was the most famous anti-fascist demonstration in British history.

This is an introduction to what took place, plus newspaper reports from the day and interviews with people that took part.

A number of front cover pictures of historical publications throughout our history.

'A call for arms' , a pamphlet by the legendary Communist leader, Harry Pollitt, well illustrates the energy that the Party gave to the anti-fascist struggle in the war years when Britain, the USA and the Soviet Union were allies in a common struggle.

Election address of the Communist Party candidate, Helen Crawfurd, for the Govan ward in the Glasgow municipal election of November 1921.

Cover of booklet entitled 'Communist parliamentary policy and electoral programme'.

Cover of Communist Party booklet 'What is the United Front?'

'Harworth Men Make History' pamphlet from the Nottingham Communist Party

Bombers over London

The People’s Convention 1940-1  

The XII Plenum of ECCI -
`The Next Step in Britain, Ireland and the USA’

Coventry Anglo-Soviet Unity Committee  

 The Communist Manifesto - in Welsh

The Metal Worker  

Call For Arms