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On this day, 12 May 1940, 20-year-old Austrian Jewish University of Edinburgh student Edgar Lion was arrested by British police. His friends wouldn't see him or hear from him for years.
Lion was taken to a police station, then shipped to the Isle of Man alongside thousands of other Jewish detainees where they were locked up in hotels surrounded by barbed wire.
He was then taken to a dockyard and told to choose between two ships. He chose the one on the left, and so was taken to Canada – the other would end up in Australia.
In Canada, Lion was then interned alongside 2,300 other Jewish refugees in camps alongside German Nazis. Here the refugees were forced to perform harsh and boring physical labour for almost no pay: in Lion's camp, Sherbrooke, detainees could choose to make fishing nets or socks.
The refugees were held in camps in appalling and unsafe conditions for nearly three years.
Learn more about the treatment of Jewish people in Britain at this time…

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On this day, 11 May 1923, after months of agitation 150 mostly women rent strikers who had been jailed in the Mexican town of Veracruz the previous year were freed by the governor.
The women had organised strikes in detention, and fought with prison guards, while workers outside threatened a general strike for their freedom.
The tenants left the jail in groups of 10, the women wearing cream dresses and straw hats with red ribbons, while their supporters sang songs, shouted slogans and set off firecrackers.
The group then paraded through the main streets of the city to the office of the renters' union, where they declared their commitment to continue their direct action against landlords.
More information, sources and map: https://stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/8337/veracruz-tenant-prisoners-freed

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On this day, 9 May 1936 in Thessaloniki, Greece, police and soldiers attacked a workers' demonstration during a general strike against police repression, killing 12.
The funerals of the workers became mass demonstrations by over 200,000 people, and a further nationwide protest strike took place a few days later.
Just three months later General Metaxas declared a dictatorship to end the disorder, but was forced to introduce a maximum eight hour working day and introduce social protections like pensions and welfare payments.
More information, sources and map: https://stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/10934/thessaloniki-massacre

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