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E: 14/04 Forgotten London - Life in the 1920s (book) x 10

http://www.maturetimes.co.uk/node/12249

Answer ~ Grandfather

A fascinating record of the look and life of the city in the 1920s, Forgotten London charts a decade of great change and progress in England’s capital.
Photographers were there when the BBC captured screeching sounds from the aviary at the Zoo to be broadcast to the nation, when spectators invaded the pitch at the first Cup Final in the new Wembley stadium, when King George V and Queen Mary made their annual visit to the Chelsea Flower Show and even armoured vehicles escorted the food convoys during the general strike.
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If they congregate together for any length of time, they will inevitably hatch plots against you and your pets.

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