Forward
Ernie Pyle once said that an individual G I' s knowledge of the war covered no more ground than the few yards on either side of him. Years after our combat days in the 89th Division, several of us wondered whether we could pool our recollections to build a more complete picture of some memorable event we had all experienced.

Liverpool Docker’s Mystery Tour
Two years since the sacking of the 480 Liverpool dockers, Blair and his pals are gathering for their conference. It's down to us to change things. Let us unite to celebrate our collective visions. The myth was that a change of government would somehow change this country for the better. But still the dockers are locked out of their own port, the road moster rages on, the oil industry spews its crap , the asylum seekers are imprisoned, our genes are being spliced, the arms deals get signed, the parties are being stopped and all they can offer us is a Plastic Dome.

Intercative History
In February 1999 the IF invited Chris Carlsson, the director of an interactive multimedia history project, Shaping San Francisco, to visit Liverpool with a view to speaking to local colleges, schools, libraries and museums in relation to the potential for such a history of Liverpool to be undertaken. Written, not by 'great men' but by the communities themselves.

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'Dancing in the Streets'
3pm Saturday the 15th May, meet at Static.

An alternative take on the city's street culture as Liverpool Dockers take charge of the microphone on the Yellow Duck-marine Bus. The tour lasts approximately two hours with a live commentary throughout.

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