Anti - Monarchist Activism used to be very up for it in Welsh Socialist circles once upon a time, not least regards the Coronation and Invesiture year of 1911. In paricular Llanelli and Merthyr were hot beds of Anti Coronation and Anti - Investiture protest, whilst Liberal and Cultural Nationalist rural Cymru were most loyal to English Royalty. See book Investiture: Royal Ceremony and National Identity Wales 1911 - 1969 by John S. Ellis. >
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World War I of course made one and all 'Brit Patriots' and pro the English Royal family and since then the English Monarchy has popularised itself greatly, not least in Wales. Witness 1936 ''Something must be done'' (he did nothing of course) promotion of this English Prince of Wales >
- His father was the second son of The Prince of Wales (later King Edward .... in South Wales the King's observation that "something must be done" for the ...
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He was an extremely popular Prince of Wales and conducted a number of ... When he remarked that "something must be done to find these people work. ...
www.englishmonarchs.co.uk/windsor_2.htm - Cached - Similar...Post WW II witnessed with the establishment of aWelsh Republican Movement the- beginings
- of a
- more radical Republican Anti - English Monarchy
- Activism, taking down 'Union Jacks' and burning
- them in public leading
- up to the 1953 Coronation year.
- Apart from quite moderate Anti - Monarchy Activism
- as
- public protests against Royal visits to Wales
- and the burning of Union Jacks. there was also
- more secret
- militant Welsh Republican activity as
- a bomb attack in mid Wales
- associated with opening
- of the Elan Valley
- Reservior.
- Arrests and imprisonments
- followed all contributing
- to slow decline and
- eventual
- demise of WRM I.
- There did come into existence in
- the 1970's the