The Hob’s Choice feature in Black Flag magazine, No. 235, mid-2012, has as its first item (p.36) a mini-review by Ade Dimmick of Invergordon 1931. Shipshape and Mutiny Fashion: How they Fought the Pay Cuts. It includes a (slightly mis-transcribed) except from the pamphlet’s Introduction, a brief summary of what it’s about (see earlier posts here) and concludes:-
“The pamphlet is based on the various sources available and is probably one of the best overviews from a libertarian socialist perspective written to date.”
Sources for the pamphlet include:
Sources for the pamphlet include:
Anthony Carew, The Lower Deck of the RN,
1900-1939: the Invergordon Mutiny in perspective, Manchester U P,
1981.
Cover
Photograph (Front)
“The crew of HMS Norfolk on strike; Invergordon, Scotland, 14-15 September 1931. From a
snapshot taken by a member of the crew.”
