Today, 104 years ago, on March 31, 1921 (February 22, 1921), British coal miners began a major strike. The strike began, the trailers were sent to the ground on March 31, 1921, and British coal miners began a major strike of up to three months. British miners both hated and feared miners, and they welcomed the wartime government to take over the mine, because it meant a long-term job and salary income, and strictly enforced security rules. But now the government decided to return the coal mine to the miners and refused to nationalize it. Miners opposed this decision, and then held a major national strike on March 31, until July 1, when the government agreed to subsidize the coal mining. Coal miners used the closure of the mine to pay for the workers. The traditional allies of the