also known as The Spectacular Rise and Fall of Britain's First Urban Guerilla Group
The Angry Brigade1973
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If you are doing a study of revolutionary organizations it would come across more meaningful if you did it with more originality than a dry monotonous perspective that had already been parodied by Monty Python. Yet it is still fascinating to see a well-researched study of a period when violent activities were thought to bring about important change in society.
Really eye opening to me. As a child I had flown to Germany to visit my grandmother in the 70's and early 80's. I remember on more than 1 occasion Frankfurt airport guards with machine guns. I was too young to fully understand their purprose, now I do. It would be nice if Fandor would provide a cc option. While I could understand most of this, some of the accents were difficult. Interesting report and history. I wonder what happened to those young anarchists, and where they are today....