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I am finding it difficult to find information to back up the statement that Horner improved miner's pay during WWII. The mines in Britain became state property during this time, strikes were made illegal, safety regulations were suspended and there was high unemployment. Could someone please try to reference this.
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I am finding it difficult to find information to back up the statement that Horner improved miner's pay during WWII. The mines in Britain became state property during this time, strikes were made illegal, safety regulations were suspended and there was high unemployment. Could someone please try to reference this.
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