Marchers Collection (#2)

The Demonstration of 17 October 1905 : Crowd reaction to Nicholas IIs Manifesto on the Improvement of the State Order which pledged freedom of religion, speech, assembly and association

Russian Revolution, 1917: Marchers in St Petersburg

Aldermaston March - 27th March 1959
Aldermaston March - The 2nd annual Anti-Nuclear protest march on 27th March 1959 to the Atomic Weapons Research Establishment at Aldermaston

Polish Scouts at a Jamboree
Polish Scouts march at a Jamboree holding the Polish flag. 1930s

American Scouts on parade
Troops of scouts holding Amerian flags march down a street in a parade at Albuquerque, New Mexico. Residents lines the street to watch. 29 September 1951

Veterans Riot at Washington: on the Steps of Congress
A demonstration which nearly became a riot: bonus marchers mounting the steps of the Capitol to appeal to congressmen for bonus payments

Procession of the French Admiral - Mersin
The Procession of the French Admiral on the way to the Railway Station at Mersin, Turkey. A large city and a busy port on the Mediterranean coast of southern Turkey

Reichsbanner Marchers
A motorised column of German Nationalists provoke Reichsbanner marchers

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Marchers have long been a symbol of determination and unity, fighting for various causes throughout history. One such notable march was The Jarrow March, where brave individuals left their hometown on 5th October 1936 to protest against the devastating effects of unemployment. These men in uniform marched proudly, carrying a banner that read their plea for justice. In another significant event, Suffragette Womens March of 1912 showcased the unwavering spirit of women fighting for their right to vote. Their voices echoed through the streets as they demanded equality and empowerment. Across continents, May Day marchers with Cuban flags gathered at Plaza de la Revolucion in Havana, Cuba. They celebrated labor rights and solidarity while honoring their nation's rich heritage. During the start of the Italo-Turkish War, patriotic Turkish marchers displayed unwavering loyalty towards their country. With heads held high and hearts filled with courage, they embarked on a journey to defend what they believed in. Closer to home in Scarborough's Church Parade on North Side Street or West Midlands Pepper Street Staffordshire May celebrations; communities came together to honor tradition and faith through peaceful marches. The Midlands Peoples Campaign in 1982 brought people from all walks of life together under one cause - advocating for social change and justice. Their unified voice resonated across cities as they fought tirelessly for a better future. Similarly, during the People's March for Jobs in 1981 led by George Melly himself; thousands took to the streets demanding employment opportunities amidst economic hardships faced by many. Reflecting back on history reveals how even Chartist petition processions were instrumental in shaping society by challenging political systems and advocating for democratic reforms. Lastly but not least important is London's united front against racialism where diverse communities joined forces against discrimination and racism; marching hand-in-hand towards inclusivity and acceptance. These examples illustrate that regardless of time or place, they have always played an integral role in shaping society.