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The Royal Navy mutiny of 1919 was a peaceful mutiny of several dozen sailors protesting against their deployment to the British campaign in the Baltic of 1918–19. Of all who left their ships 96 offenders were arrested and punished, ten by imprisonment.

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rdfs:comment	The Royal Navy mutiny of 1919 was a peaceful mutiny of several dozen sailors protesting against their deployment to the British campaign in the Baltic of 1918–19. Of all who left their ships 96 offenders were arrested and punished, ten by imprisonment. (en)
dcterms:subject	1919 in the United Kingdom 1919 labor disputes and strikes Mutinies in World War I November 1919 events October 1919 events 20th-century military history of the United Kingdom Labour disputes in the United Kingdom Royal Navy mutinies
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Event Name	Royal Navy mutiny of 1919 (en)
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