Sam Knight
Sam Knight was a founding member of the Communist Party in Wales.
He had served in the First World War.
A four-page article in the South Wales Evening Post of December 1st 1982, featured extracts from his diary made in the trenches.
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Knight Mary
Mary Knight Knight was a leading Communist Party and Labour Party member in Rusholme in Manchester, where she was a councillor up to the 1920s. She had been a member of the long established […]
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Syers Sam
Sam Syers Born Colin Paul Syers in Edgware, London, he was the youngest of three sons of John, a tool and clockmaker, and Rose. He acquired the nickname Sam at Kingsbury grammar. From […]
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Elsbury Sam
Sam Elsbury Elsbury is noted in Communist history as being the London organiser of the National Union of Textile and Garment Workers (NUTGW) who led a break-away “red” union for a short while. […]
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