Cable Street

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Cable Street is a road in the East End of London best known as the site of the 1936 anti-fascist resistance known as the Battle of Cable Street.

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Cable Street canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf road
street
country United Kingdom
hasBorough Tower Hamlets
hasCommemoration annual events marking Battle of Cable Street
hasConnectingRoad Butcher Row
Mansell Street
hasCulturalDepiction referenced in British labour movement history
subject of historical writings on British fascism
hasDirection runs roughly east–west
hasEvent Battle of Cable Street
hasHeritageFeature commemorative plaques
historic street layout
hasHistoricalPeriod 20th century political history of Britain
hasLanguage English
hasMural Battle of Cable Street mural
hasNameOrigin historic rope and cable-making industry
hasNearbyLandmark Commercial Road
Royal Mint Street
St George in the East Church
The Highway
hasPoliticalSignificance symbol of anti-fascist resistance in Britain
hasPostalArea E1
hasPublicTransport Limehouse DLR station
Shadwell DLR station
Shadwell railway station
hasSection Shadwell
St George in the East
Wapping vicinity
hasUse commercial
residential
transport thoroughfare
knownFor Battle of Cable Street
locatedIn East End of London
England
London
linked to: London, England

United Kingdom
notableFor 1936 anti-fascist resistance
partOf London Borough of Tower Hamlets
roadType urban street

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Battle of Cable Street hasLocation Cable Street