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About Cable Street - Riot
On Sunday 4 October 1936, Sir Oswald Mosleys fascists attempted to march through Jewish areas of the East End. The Police did nothing to prevent this, in fact they seemed to be trying to aid the blackshirts by clearing there route for them. Out of desperation left wings, dockers and locals built baracaded and forced the marchers onto Cable Street, which has also been barracaded at Royal Mint Street. A riot followed. This event marked the begining of the decline of Mosley and his Nazis.
Cablke Street, E1 Location of Cable Street - Riot
Other links to Cable Street - Riot
Local Pubs
Blue Lagoon (distance = 77 m bearing 302°)
, Princess of Prussia (distance = 120 m bearing 320°)
, The Artful Dodger (distance = 190 m bearing 125°)
, The Black Horse (distance = 365 m bearing 305°)
, The Brown Bear (distance = 230 m bearing 305°)
, The Marine Broker (distance = 422 m bearing 305°)
, The Monk (distance = 413 m bearing 305°)
, The Overdose (distance = 387 m bearing 305°)
, The Pickwick (distance = 265 m bearing 305°)
, White Swan (affectionately k (distance = 324 m bearing 307°)
Nearby attractions
St Katharine Docks (distance = 425 m bearing 215°)
, Beven Boy Memorial (distance = 477 m bearing 233°)
Nearby Neighbours (Plaques)
Anderson, Elizabeth Garrett ( 1836 - 1917 ) (distance = 483 m bearing 303°)
, ROSENBERG, Isaac (1890-1918), (distance = 397 m bearing 302°)
Notorious sights in the area
Cable Street - Riot (distance = 0 m bearing 0°)
, Jack the Ripper - Elizabeth Stride (distance = 382 m bearing 39°)
, Plague Pit - Royal Mint (distance = 288 m bearing 226°)
Local Map
Map of what is in the area - using Google map
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