Jarrow
/ˈdʒærəʊ/
/ˈdʒærəʊ/
- a town in north-east England where the shipbuilding and steel industries were badly affected by the Depression in the 1930s, making many workers unemployed. In 1936 about 200 unemployed workers walked 274 miles/441 kilometres from Jarrow to London on a ‘ hunger march ’ in an attempt to persuade the government to do something about the problem.
贾罗（Jarrow）：英格兰东北部的一个小镇，那里的造船业和钢铁业受到1930年代大萧条的严重影响，使许多工人失业。1936年，大约200名失业工人在一次“饥饿游行”中从贾罗（Jarrow）步行274英里/ 441公里，到达伦敦，以试图说服政府对这一问题采取一些措施。