THE HARWORTH COLLIERY STRIKE - A REPORT TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR SIVIL LIBERTIES

Softcover. The story of the Haworth Colliery Strike which began early in 1936 and originated over a dispute over working conditions. Two men refused to accept a modification in the hour of their "snap-time" - a 20 minute break for refreshment which the men took with them to the pit - and they were dismissed. On September 2nd the rest of the men downed tools in sympathy. 15pp. trade size soft cover. Card covers. Vg.