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-After World War II, London was not as strong a city as it once was. Population was in decline and The British Empire had lost its colonies. Along with these factors the London youth and the multicultural community staged revolutions. These revolutions were brought on by the absorption of new values and claimed to have new rights. By the end of the 20th century London's identity was as diverse as its people.
+After World War II, London was not as strong a city as it once was. Population was in decline and The British Empire had lost its colonies. Along with these factors the London youth and the multicultural community staged revolutions. These revolutions were brought on by the absorption of new values and claimed to have new rights. By the end of the 20th century London's identity was as diverse as its people. The information gathered here is available in an exposition in the [[Museum of London]] which is free of charge and open for everyone.
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+After the war, London's economy changed. Commonwealth trade had diminished and manufacturing was moved to new companies in industrializing nations. This shift brought thousands of older jobs to be lost between 1960 and 1990. Once flourishing factories now stood in ruins. This downsizing of jobs also hit the Victorian docks very hard. A once 30,000-strong workforce shrunk to a mere 4,000.
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