Rallies and demonstrations in the USA (1929-1933)

Panorama of one of the workers' rallies in New York.

Faces of participants in the rally organized by the Communist Party of the USA (panorama).

Inscription on the banner, faces of the rally participants.

Speech by one of the female activists.

Children and adults listen to the speakers.

Panorama of part of the rally, a speaker is speaking.

Views of the city square during a multi-thousand worker demonstration (top).

Mounted police begin to force demonstrators out of the square (top).

A fire engine at the sidewalk, mounted police push back and disperse the demonstrators.

The police clear the streets of demonstrators, push back and disperse them, a tram passes by.

Police disperse the demonstrators with batons, chasing one of the demonstrators.

Police cordon at the edge of a field.

One of the police units is ready to suppress unrest and arrest the rally participants.

Panorama of the rally in the field, police stand in the cordon.

The rally participants are holding banners with slogans, the police are standing in a cordon, blocking the crowd.

The police begin to disperse the rally with batons, beat the rally participants, release tear gas.

The police beat the detained rally participants.

The detainees are put into police vans.

A woman is put into a van.

The police on the road after the rally has been dispersed.

The detained rally participants are put into vans.

The police pick up the detainee lying on the ground and throw him into the van.

The police lay the unconscious detainee on the ground.

The doctor feels the pulse of the lying man.

The police carry the unconscious detainee to the car in their arms.