Lads to support the now al strikes.
12 o'clock, it looklike a gigantic oustraton, with people that it was ossible and. Speakers were apaded, though it propose any conLulue. The of tion showed the enorstrength LIe rkers and their will to back. It was an im ressive demonstration of ciplined anger.
attracted .000 demonstrators, tenth of the of the capital, without avalane. milar events took place around the country the capital, it was the of 100,000 In the last days, centering und the Parliament, of the are or lue struggie Delthe reactionary all 1.500 occupied the 9 idges that lead to Parlia•i and also, given its cation in the heart of the . that give access to the tre. It was 8 am and the taken by surse. The bridges were imliately blocked by cars, and wires. When a ce car tried to drive inthe picket the car was grabbed dozens of men red over. Two liated policement had awi out Enrough Though they the picket would at 12 as a demonstrawas planned then, the e wanted to force the SERINGS ND pickets drive MPs through. On the bridges, they managed to pusa tne pickels away Dul could not undo the Mcale. On after some fighting, they succeeded repelling pickets behind the cars. By the time they believed they were winning, demonstrators arrived, joining in and police, then forced them to leave one in alley opened in the crowd. Danish workers demonstrate on 10 March bringing Copenhagen, the Danish capital, to a standstill