
Jack Frazer John Norman Frazer was a Communist electrician, who joined the Communist Party in 1939. He became the Secretary of the Party’s electrical advisory in the 1940-50s, taking over from Jack Hendy […]
Frank Foulkes Foulkes was born in 1899 and joined the Electrical Trades Union as an apprentice. He served as shop steward, branch official, district official, area full-time official and National Organiser. He held […]
Hymie Frankel Hyman Frankel was born into a Jewish community in the East End of London; his father was the beadle of a local synagogue. By the age of 18, he […]
Ben Francis Ben Francis was born in South Wales in 1897 and, on leaving school, he worked in coal mining until he served in army in the First World War. He was gassed while serving […]
Blanche Flannery Blanche was born in 1921 as Blanche Howson. The family loved in Sheffield, where her mother was an office cleaner for a steel firm. The Howsons lived in John Street, Sheffield, which was […]
John Fairley Born in Kirkintilloch, near Glasgow, John was an outstanding pupil at the nearby Lenzie primary and Lenzie academy. He studied politics at Edinburgh University, where he joined the Communist Party, graduating from […]
Joe Fineberg Joe Fineberg (sometimes Feinberg) was born in Poland in 1886. He became a prominent working class member of the British Socialist Party’s East of LondonJewish section, the “Jewish Social Democratic Organisation”, or JSDO. ) […]
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