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    George Bernard Shaw on 1926 General Strike

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    On June 29, 1926, George Bernard Shaw commented on the British General Strike's failure in an interview. He dismissed the strike's significance, stating it was doomed from the start and that both sides' claims were hypocritical. Shaw argued that a General Strike ultimately harms workers first and criticized the exaggerated responses from politicians, comparing it unfavorably to the Great War.
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