The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This poster was created by the Vietnam Moratorium Campaign, a group created to facilitate Vietnam War protest action in Australia, in 1970 to provide a program for events for the 8th-10th of May. 8 May was the first of three Australia-wide Moratorium protests. This particular protest was the largest of the three. As described by the poster, there were multiple events relating to each Moratorium. In this case, there were events such as pop groups performing and a prayer vigil.
The poster is titled 'Vietnam Moratorium / May 8,9,10.' at the top of the poster with, the Moratorium wheel symbol in the lower left corner beside the text "WITHDRAW ALL TROOP NOW / REPEAL THE NATIONAL SERVICE ACT".
This poster was created by the Vietnam Moratorium Campaign, a group created to facilitate Vietnam War protest action in Australia, in 1970 to provide a program for events for the 8th-10th of May. 8 Ma
This poster was created to promote the second Vietnam Moratorium march on 18 September 1970. The Vietnam Moratorium campaigns were a result of a conference held in Canberra in November 1969 to plan
This text-based poster advertises the National Anti-war conference in Sydney, February 1971, with the names of speakers from the USA, Britain, Europe and Asia. The Moratorium symbol appears in the upp
This poster was created in 1970 to promote an art show as part of the greater Vietnam Moratorium movement. The art exhibition was held at Darlinghurst Gallery (162 Crown Street, Darlinghurst) over 4,
A poster advertising the May 1970 Moratorium and calling for the withdrawal of Australian troops from Vietnam and the repeal of the National Service Act. The Vietnam Moratorium Campaigns were a result
This stylised text poster was produced in 1970 or 1971 to advertise a ball at Paddington town hall in Sydney, promoting the larger Vietnam Moratorium movement. This ball was part of the events that we
