Battle of Cable Street: 90th Anniversary

The Battle of Cable Street marked a pivotal moment in 1936 when antifascist protesters successfully blocked Oswald Mosley and his supporters from marching through London’s East End. The event is remembered as a landmark in resistance against fascism, particularly in solidarity with Jewish residents.

What is established so far

• Antifascists routed Oswald Mosley’s march in London’s East End 90 years ago
• Event is celebrated as a key moment in antifascist history
• Veterans Beattie Orwell and Max Levitas are remembered for their roles
• Protesters defended Jewish communities from intimidation