Thurcroft: Village and the Miners' Strike - An Oral History Tapa blanda - 1986

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Nottingham, England, U.K.: Spokesman, 1986. Trade Paperback. Near Fine. This is an oral history of the miners' strike in the village of Thurcroft, South Yorkshire, in 1984-85, based on interviews with over 50 villagers, active miners and their wives and supporters; this is a first hand account of the strike and events around it in the village, told in the words of the villagers themselves; the interviews were conducted and explanatory passages written by Peter Gibbon and David Steyne of Sheffield City Polytechnic (laminated black pictorial cover with yellow lettering, slight crease in lamination; otherwise a bright, clean, tight copy)