Now online, a photographic record of the 75th anniversary march and rally against fascism. Veterans of the Battle, including one who was 105 years old, led a call, echoed by union leaders and community groups for a new level of unity of action and purpose against the fascists.

You can read on for John Millington's Morning Star report. See following notices: Ealing Times, Islington Tribune.

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When Sir Oswald Mosley's plan to march his uniformed fascists through the East End of London on Sunday October 4 1936 was announced it sent shockwaves through the Jewish community that lived there, writes Steve Silver in the Morning Star.

Read more: STEVE SILVER: They did not pass!

On September 26, 1936, the British Union of Fascists announced their intention to march through the heart of London's East End.

Read more: CABLE STREET 1936 - They did not pass - They shall not pass

Commemorative events bring out the best and worst in historians. Some have managed to write the history of the Battle of Cable Street without the Communists. Fortunately, on hand, is Steve Silver anti fascist veteran and chronicler of the struggle in the 1930s. You can now buy his new pamphlet. FInd out what really happened.

Read more: STEVE SILVER: Pamphlet charts the struggle against fascism