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Strikes, marches and protests are held in Belfast against low unemployment payments, temporarily uniting Catholic and Protestant unemployed

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Strikes, marches and protests are held in belfast against low unemployment payments, temporarily uniting catholic and protestant unemployed

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Fri 14 Oct 1932

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