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In 1930 nine people gathered by candlelight in a freezing warehouse
to try something that had never been done before: launch a
socialist daily newspaper without wealthy backers, corporate
advertisers or friends in high places. Today the paper they
founded, the Morning Star, is still on Britain's newsstands despite
being banned, boycotted, burned out and all but bankrupted. The
paper's first editor, William Rust, tells the rollercoaster story
of its early years - from the Great Depression to the end of World
War II, via the Spanish Civil War, the Battle of Cable Street and
enough brawls, bombs, crises and court cases to last several
lifetimes. Newly reissued in an illustrated and annotated edition
to mark the Morning Star's 80th anniversary.
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