ALBERT TURPIN MEMOIR London East End Artist Socialist Cable Street Blitz Art WW2

We have hundreds of quality books for sale in our ebay shop, and all our books are arranged in convenient categories to make browsing easier - so if you are interested in other books like this one, why not have a look through our East London History category.\nIf you have any questions about this or any other book, please don't hesitate to ask.\nAnd don't forget, postage for this book is free to all UK customers.\n\n The East End - My Birthright, by Albert Turpin\n\nPublished by Francis Boutle in 2015, 264 pages. Paperback - 19cm by 24.5cm (N7547PE)\nFrom the inside front fly leaf: Albert Turpin lived all his life in Bethnal Green. In the Great War he served in the Marines and witnessed the massacre of Armenians in Turkey and the Russian Revolution. In the 1930s he became a socialist, a Labour councillor and prominent anti-Fascist. Indeed, he was accused of being behind the disturbances at the Battle of Cable Street, when a march by Mosley\u2019s Blackshirts through th.