The 1946 Royal Navy revolt: solidarity amid sharpening polarisation
Characterising the revolt as a mere localised breakdown of military discipline and insubordination by naval ratings, colonial officials often described the insurrection as a mutiny. However, a brief account of the events that unfolded would help one understand the scale of the ‘mutiny’
Characterising the revolt as a mere localised breakdown of military discipline and insubordination by naval ratings, colonial officials often described the insurrection as a mutiny. However, a brief account of the events that unfolded would help one understand the scale of the ‘mutiny’
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