Description
Thesis examines the Peace Movement in Australia in the 1930's, its origins, structure and development. From the opposition to war and militarism from the Boer War to 1918, an overview of external relations between wars, economic collapse 1920's, development and progress of Popular Front to unite all opponents of war and force governments to adher to principles of negotiation, open diplomacy and collective security and rejection of war; in context of internal relations the response of International Peace Campaign. Emphasis on the Melbourne scene. University of Melbourne, PhD, 1984.
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Carolyn Anne Rasmussen
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