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MotCO

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It was indeed. Also starring Denis Waterman.

Please ask just the one question :D
 

Donny Dave

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Her name never did suit her....

Anyway. In the 1991 Polish elections, 16 seats were won by 'Friends of ....' what?
 

Andover

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Was that the year when proportional representation in a General Election was first used to decide the number of Parliamentary seats won by each party standing for election to the Chamber?
Different sort of conditions, but you're in the right area.
 

Andover

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Thinking in terms of railway parlance instead, was 1921 the year when the missing of a red signal resulted in a collision between two trains that involved fatalities, all of which were persons of note.
Afraid not, your first answer was a lot closer!
 

Andover

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Economic deterioration led to the employers proposing a massive wage cut which led to a General Strike in which the seamen played a major part. That strike failed as the Government took steps to take over the merchant fleet and protected the replacement crews.
No, though trade unions would certainly have been involved.
 

Andover

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In 1921 the Norwegian Labour Party acceeded - with a significant minority splitting away over the issue - to the twenty-one conditions, as part of a brief and (for the centre-left of Western Europe) unique four-year episode where it was also the local section of the Communist International.

Comrades, the floor is yours.
 

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