Jarrow hunger-march

Jarrow hunger-march
[,dʒærəu'hʌŋgəmɑːtʃ]
голо́дный похо́д Джа́рроу (из г. Джарроу в Лондон; один из наиболее крупных голодных походов [см. hunger-march] 30-х гг.; в нём участвовали рабочие г. Джарроу, графство Дарем)

English-Russian Great Britain dictionary (Великобритания. Лингвострановедческий словарь). 2014.

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