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#26 The police help an injured man during the Brixton Riot of April 11, 1981.

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The police help an injured man during the Brixton Riot of April 11, 1981.

The Brixton Riots of 1981: A Photographic Journey Through the Chaos, the Courage, and the Consequences

#26 The police help an injured man during the Brixton Riot of April 11, 1981.

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←#25 A large group of policemen outside a National Westminster Bank during the Brixton Riot of April 11, 1981.
#27 A bloodied inspector Dennis Bell, injured by a flying brick during hours-long riots between rampaging youths and police in Brixton, South London, 1981.→

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