Permanent Culture Now, Bristol Indymedia and Bristol Radical History Group are proud to present as part of the Bristol Radical Film Festival a presentation and series of films about how propaganda was used by the Establishment during the time of the Empire and Colonialism to persuade our own...
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Subject Index: Colonialism
The Blood Never Dried. A People's History of the British Empire
This year is seeing a veritable frenzy of spectaculars encouraging the sad old supremecist idea that Being British is something to be jolly well/fucking proud of, what with all our institutions and history and achievements. Our diversity in particular has been cited as a significant reason we got lumbered with the Olympics and the French didn't....
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The Family of William Penn
Liam Flynn's Ale House 22W. North Ave. Tel. (443) 956 1702 liamflynn@gmail.com
The Family of William Penn: Their Role in the brutal Colonisation of Ireland
The Story of the Penn family's involvement in Cromwell's bloody occupation of Ireland, their amassing of land and estates by force and their role as aristocatic absentee landlords.
A mighty...
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The Life & Family of Williamm Penn (MD)
Red Emma's Bookstore, 800 St. Paul St. Baltimore, MD 21202.
260 years of bloody colonial history - an illustrated talk
A mighty counter blast to the deoiction of Quaker, Willaim Penn as a peace lover and promoter of brotherhood and religious freedom.
It will include: how Penn's family accumulated their wealth over five generations; their constant...
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The Life & Family of William Penn (PA)
Wooden Shoe Book, 704 South Street, Philadelphia PA 19147.
260 years of bloody colonial history - an illustrated talk.
A mighty counter blast to the deoiction of Quaker, Willaim Penn as a peace lover and promoter of brotherhood and religious freedom.
It will include: how Penn's family accumulated their wealth over five generations; their constant...
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The Life & Family of William Penn (NY)
Bluestockings Bookstore, 172 Allen Street, New York 10002.
260 years of bloody colonial history - an illustrated talk
A mighty counter blast to the deoiction of Quaker, Willaim Penn as a peace lover and promoter of brotherhood and religious freedom.
It will include: how Penn's family accumulated their wealth over five generations; their constant...
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Pictures of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, Abolitionists and Maroon Rebels.
The Capture of Slaves in Africa
The Slave Ships
The entry for Tuesday 22nd (above left) describes an uprising by the slaves -This 24 hours light winds and hazey weather at 1/2 past 3 am found the slaves was intending to rise got all under arms and soon got them quited tho a great numb~ of them had broken there irons came on board Capt. Johnstons...
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Meet The Director: David Olusoga
Namibia: Genocide And The Second Reich
"The ghosts of the Namibian genocide have been reawakened. They return to haunt liberal post-war Germany, and in doing so they force Germany to wake-up to a very uncomfortable fact that the dark racial theories that helped inspire the Nazis run much deeper into German and European history than most people...
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Meet The Director: Paul Tickell
Rasicm: A History: Part 1
The first part of Racism: A History was screened in March this year on BBC4. Partly filmed at Bristol Radical History week last year, the first of this excellent three part documentary deals with the rise of transatlantic slavery. Bristol Radical History Group think this is one of the best documentary series we have ever...
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Caribbean Struggles After Slavery
Richard Hart: Key figure in the politics of the Caribbean of the 20th century. Trade Union and political activist in Jamaica, Guyana and Attorney General of Grenada; a post he held until the American invasion in 1983. As an academic, Richard Hart taught at Northwestern University, USA, and has also been a visiting lecturer at a number of Canadian...
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