Item 734: Tribune negatives including an unidentified meal, demonstration calling for ships to be build and repaired in Australia, demonstration calling for the release of Jack Mundey, n.d.

The Tribune (Communist Party of Australia newspaper) collection of negatives and photographic prints featuring Communist activists, prominent individuals, social issues and demonstrations, 1964-1991

Original negative sleeve titled: Minto ; Mundey & contempt of court

Includes:

Unidentified meal, preparing the food in the kitchens, laying it out on the main table, Row 1-3.

Unidentified event - man is standing in a barrel decorated as a cake, Row 4 no. 1-2.

Unidentified formal event - attendees dressed in formal dresses and suits, Row 4 no. 3-5.

Demonstration calling for ships to be built and repaired in Australia, posters reading "Overseas ships trade here why not repair here?", "Labour must nationalise the shipbuilding", "build ships in Australia", "Use Australian ships for trade", "we demand job security the right to work Australian built and repaired ships for Australian trade", Row 5, row 6 no. 1-5.

Demonstration calling for the release of Jack Mundey, placards reading "death to oppression long live free speech", "liberate Jack free speech for all", "Cant we question judges", "Jail Ustasha not Mundey", "Deny Mundey, deny freedom", "Aquit Mundey", "Free speech for Mundey and for you", "Jack Mundey innocnet but..." Row 6 no.6, row 7.

Item 734: Tribune negatives including an unidentified meal, demonstration calling for ships to be built and repaired in Australia, demonstration calling for the release of Jack Mundey, n.d.

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