What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: In memory of the Chinese seamen who were forcibly deported from Liverpool in 1946 Recorded plaque organisation: The Sound Agents, Liverpool Heritage.
The Chinese Liverpool deportees were sailors who, after contributing to the British war effort during World War II, faced deportation in 1946 due to post-war racial tensions and economic anxieties, highlighting the era's xenophobia and labor politics.
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