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Sir Bernard Waley Cohen former Lord Mayor of London and a stag hunter for 45 years
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Sir Bernard Waley Cohen former Lord Mayor of London and a stag hunter for 45 years
Sir Bernard Waley Cohen former Lord Mayor of London and a stag hunter for 45 years discussed stag hunting with anti blood sports critic, Mr. Arnold Shaw, MP for Ilford South, on To- Dat Programme at TV House Kingsway. After the talk Sir Bernard invited Mr. Shaw down to his farm to witness a hind hunt. Sir Bernard Waley Cohen (left) and Mr. Arnold Shaw compare dated in their diarys to fix the date. November 1969 Z10772-001
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In this photograph from November 1969, we witness a unique encounter between two individuals with contrasting views on stag hunting. Sir Bernard Waley Cohen, the former Lord Mayor of London and an avid stag hunter for over four decades, engages in a thought-provoking discussion with Mr. Arnold Shaw, MP for Ilford South and a staunch critic of blood sports. Captured during their appearance on the To- Dat Programme at TV House Kingsway, the image portrays the intensity of their conversation as they delve into the controversial topic. Despite their opposing stances, it is evident that both men approach this exchange with respect and open-mindedness. Following their televised debate, Sir Bernard extends an unexpected invitation to Mr. Shaw – an offer to visit his farm and witness a hind hunt firsthand. The camaraderie displayed in this moment is palpable as they compare dates in their diaries to fix this unique experience. This snapshot not only encapsulates a pivotal moment in political history but also highlights the complexity surrounding issues such as animal cruelty and blood sports during the 1960s. It serves as a reminder that even amidst differing opinions, meaningful dialogue can foster understanding and bridge gaps between adversaries. Preserved by Mirrorpix's Memory Lane Prints collection, this print offers us an intriguing glimpse into a time when debates around political ideologies intersected with concerns about animal welfare – ultimately challenging societal norms and paving the way for future discussions on these contentious topics.
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