peace movement

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This had a direct impact on the peacemovement, which wanted to exploit those very consequences for the cause of disarmament.
This future orientation is particularly clear in the virtual ubiquity of children in peacemovement posters: they demand a peaceful future for the next generation.
And finally, looking beyond the peacemovement, what can the depictions of peace in these posters tell us about the possibility of peace in modernity?
These peacemovement posters have left out the theme of nuclear war.
Now that we have sketched in the background we are in a better position to examine the symbolism of post-1945 peacemovement posters.
Despite this, they remained unenthusiastic about participating in peacemovement activities, and the reasons for this are explained.
This tension was prevalent in the peacemovement as a whole, and manifested itself in factional infighting within both union and women's groups.
Others saw better prospects of securing equal rights through the international peacemovement.
The latter includes the green movement, the women's movement and the peacemovement.
While similar views continued to be espoused by the peacemovement in the 1970s and 1980s, the evidence suggests that such views were much more widely spread in the 1950s.
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