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When the 60s were far from swinging! Book details the dark history of the popular decade - when homosexuality was still illegal, suicide a crime and racism rife

When the 60s were far from swinging! Book details the dark history of the popular decade - when homosexuality was still illegal, suicide a crime and racism rife

Cataloguing events in Britain between 1962 and 1965, David Kynaston's 700 pages find room for Manfred Mann's hit Do Wah Diddy Diddy, Hughie Green opening Ilford's furniture supermarket.

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