STREIC! 1984-1985 STRIKE! is an evocative exhibition at National Museum Cardiff, chronicling the turbulent miners’ strike in Wales during 1984-1985. Through a compelling collection of photographs, artifacts, and personal testimonies, the exhibition explores the impact of the strike on the Welsh communities, the resilience of the miners, and the broader social and political context. It offers a profound insight into this pivotal period in Welsh history, highlighting the strength and solidarity of the working-class movement.
National Museum Cardiff
STREIC! 1984-1985 STRIKE! – National Museum Cardiff
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