Enmore Martyrs Monument at Petra Ward blog

Enmore Martyrs Monument. learn about the history and design of the monument that honours the five labourers killed by colonial police in 1948 during a strike on the east. the enmore martyrs were five sugar workers who were shot dead in 1948 for demanding better working conditions and union recognition. a solemn ceremony at the enmore martyrs monument, where wreaths are laid in honour of the fallen heroes. learn about the history and significance of the monument that commemorates the five sugar workers. the five slain sugar workers who have come to be known as the enmore martyrs were remembered on sunday when the people’s progressive party (ppp) held a commemoration ceremony at the monument that was built in their honour at enmore, east coast demerara. learn about the 1948 strike and massacre of sugar workers at enmore estate, guyana, and the monument. it was on the 16th of june, 1948 that five sugar workers namely rambarran, lall called ‘pooran’, lallabagie kissoon, surujballi called ‘dookie’ and harry, lost. every year on june 16, guyana commemorates the enmore martyrs and their memory is honoured not only as a reminder of the struggle for labour rights, but also as a testament to the resilience and determination of the guyanese people in the face of adversity.

it was on the 16th of june, 1948 that five sugar workers namely rambarran, lall called ‘pooran’, lallabagie kissoon, surujballi called ‘dookie’ and harry, lost. the five slain sugar workers who have come to be known as the enmore martyrs were remembered on sunday when the people’s progressive party (ppp) held a commemoration ceremony at the monument that was built in their honour at enmore, east coast demerara. the enmore martyrs were five sugar workers who were shot dead in 1948 for demanding better working conditions and union recognition. learn about the history and significance of the monument that commemorates the five sugar workers. a solemn ceremony at the enmore martyrs monument, where wreaths are laid in honour of the fallen heroes. every year on june 16, guyana commemorates the enmore martyrs and their memory is honoured not only as a reminder of the struggle for labour rights, but also as a testament to the resilience and determination of the guyanese people in the face of adversity. learn about the 1948 strike and massacre of sugar workers at enmore estate, guyana, and the monument. learn about the history and design of the monument that honours the five labourers killed by colonial police in 1948 during a strike on the east.

The Enmore Martyrs and their contribution to the working class struggle

Enmore Martyrs Monument a solemn ceremony at the enmore martyrs monument, where wreaths are laid in honour of the fallen heroes. a solemn ceremony at the enmore martyrs monument, where wreaths are laid in honour of the fallen heroes. it was on the 16th of june, 1948 that five sugar workers namely rambarran, lall called ‘pooran’, lallabagie kissoon, surujballi called ‘dookie’ and harry, lost. learn about the history and significance of the monument that commemorates the five sugar workers. the five slain sugar workers who have come to be known as the enmore martyrs were remembered on sunday when the people’s progressive party (ppp) held a commemoration ceremony at the monument that was built in their honour at enmore, east coast demerara. every year on june 16, guyana commemorates the enmore martyrs and their memory is honoured not only as a reminder of the struggle for labour rights, but also as a testament to the resilience and determination of the guyanese people in the face of adversity. learn about the history and design of the monument that honours the five labourers killed by colonial police in 1948 during a strike on the east. the enmore martyrs were five sugar workers who were shot dead in 1948 for demanding better working conditions and union recognition. learn about the 1948 strike and massacre of sugar workers at enmore estate, guyana, and the monument.