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dcterms:subject	Battles and conflicts without fatalities May 1936 events Political riots Riots and civil disorder in England 20th century in Oxford Fascism in England Anti-fascism in the United Kingdom
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casualties	4 (xsd:integer) multiple minor injuries (en)
causes	Violent attempts by Blackshirts to remove the journalist Basil Murray (en)
date	1936-05-25 (xsd:date)
leadfigures	*Sir Oswald Mosley (en) No clear defined leadership. (en)
place	Oxford, Cornmarket Street, Carfax Assembly Rooms (en)
result	Anti-fascist victory. Increased anti-fascist sentiment across Oxford. British Union of Fascists cease all public meetings in Oxford. Greater cooperation between left-wing movements across Oxford. (en)
side	Anti-fascism British Union of Fascists (en) * Trade unionists * Labour Party supporters * Communist Party of Great Britain supporters (en)
title	The Battle of Carfax (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Carritt family Basil Murray Liesel Carritt Timeline of Oxford Communist Party of Great Britain St Scholastica Day riot Abraham Lazarus Carfax, Oxford October Club (Oxford University) Oxford Spanish Civil War memorial

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