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Empire Windrush packed with West Indian immigrants on arrival at the Port of Tilbury on the River Thames on 22 June 1948. This event is often cited as the start of the
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West Indian immigrants crowd into London. West Indians, who arrived in London just hours before the Commonwealth immigrants Act comes into force, crowd the platform at Waterloo Station, London 30th June 1962.
Amazing photos show the enthusiastic faces of immigrants who flooded into Britain to help the country rebuild after World War Two
Amazing photos show the enthusiastic faces of immigrants who flooded into Britain to help the country rebuild after World War Two
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