This is a fascinating read. It’s a 1934 Communist Party of Ireland leaflet regarding the threat of fascism to Ireland, and looking at the international situation. I’ve had this scanned up for a few days but am tragically internetless so pardon the delay. It was part of a collection of leaflets gathered by the Gardaí at left wing demonstrations in the capital in the early 1930s. As ever, click to expand.
1934 Anti-Fascist leaflet, distributed at College Green “IRA demonstration”.
February 10, 2011 by Donal
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Hi,
Was wondering where you got this? I have a bunch of photos of documents from NAI from the same period but am not sure re copyright whether I can put them up or not. Do you know about this? The garda reports on the CPI are really interesting.
We’re just fearless!