POLITICS: Clement Richard Attlee gives a speech before election time in 1935 (1935)

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C.R. Attlee (Head of British the Labour Party) gives a sympathetic address to the public?

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SLATE INFORMATION: Major C.R. Attlee Leader of the Socialist Party

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Attlee speaks to the public before reelection to the Labour Party in 1935. Topics include opposition to current government spending, wartime, homeland safety, patriotism, and health care. Interesting soundbite - "We must not rest until every home in the land is a home of comfort, plenty, and security". Politician, leader, patriot, election, war, Socialism, 1930s, 1930’s, nineteen thirties.
Background: C.R. Attlee (Head of British the Labour Party) gives a sympathetic address to the public regarding social issues.

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