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Demonstrators protesting about the situation in Northern Ireland held meetings at Hyde
Demonstrators protesting about the situation in Northern Ireland held meetings at Hyde Park Corner and marched from there to Whitehall. The main demonstration on arrival in Whitehall broke up in fights with the police and several people were arrested. Vanessa Redgrave seen here with marchers outside the Home Office. 15th August 1971
Stone, Macdonald
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
London
Greater London
England
DM 71 7537
Media ID 21745531
© Mirrorpix
March Northern Ireland Protest The Troubles Protestors
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This powerful print captures a significant moment in history - the demonstration against the situation in Northern Ireland that took place on 15th August 1971. The demonstrators, filled with passion and determination, gathered at Hyde Park Corner before embarking on a march towards Whitehall. However, what was intended to be a peaceful protest soon turned into chaos as clashes erupted between the protestors and the police. In this particular frame, we see renowned actress Vanessa Redgrave standing amongst fellow marchers outside the Home Office. Her presence not only highlights her commitment to political activism but also symbolizes how people from various backgrounds came together to voice their concerns about the Troubles in Northern Ireland. The image serves as a poignant reminder of an era marked by social unrest and political turmoil. It encapsulates both the fervor of those fighting for justice and equality, as well as the oppressive response they faced from law enforcement authorities. By showcasing this photograph, Stone Macdonald's Memory Lane Prints allows us to reflect upon our shared history and encourages us to continue striving for peace and understanding amidst conflict-ridden times.
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