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Australian Living Peace Museum

Home
Stories
Lesson Plans
- Protesting the Vietnam War: classroom resources
Items
Honour Roll
Melbourne walking tour
About us
- Current ALPM Board Members
Map

Stories
Reflections on Peace Campaigns
Les Dalton: Peace Movements of the 1930s-60s

Introduction
Peace Campaigns of the 1930s
Peace campaigns during World War 2
Australia, the Bomb and Peace Campaigns of the 1940s
The "Peace Parsons" and Campaigns of the 1950s
British Nuclear Testing in Australia
Peace Campaigns in the 1960s
Conclusion: the Legacy of the Post-war Peace Movement
References

Les Dalton: Peace Movements of the 1930s-60s

Credits

Exhibition text by Les Dalton

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The Australian Living Peace Museum acknowledges the custodianship by Indigenous Australians of the land on which we live. We recognise that sovereignty of this land was never ceded, and that elders past, present and emerging are integral to stories of peace and social justice on this country.