The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
A clenched raised fist. The accompanying text advertises a week of rallies, forums and speakers as a demonstration against conscription. The poster was issued by the Draft Resisters Union, formed in 1971. Their activities added militancy to the protest movement whose attention had shifted to the issue of conscription after the Gorton government had announced the withdrawal of Australian troops from Vietnam on the 18th August 1971.
Depicts a poster of a clenched raised fist. The accompanying text advertises a week of rallies, forums and speakers as a demonstration against conscription. The poster was issued by the Draft Resister
Geoff Mullen in mock army uniform at the steps outside Anzac Memorial, Hyde Park, Sydney. The accompanying text urges support for Mullen and repeal of conscription. The poster was issued by the Draft
The silhouette of a man in goal holding the bars of his cell. The accompanying text advertises a demonstration march leaving the University of Melbourne in protest at the goaling of Geoff Mullen for r
This poster relates to one of the smaller, side protests relating to the Vietnam Moratorium movement. The Vietnam Moratorium campaigns were a result of a conference held in Canberra in November 196
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
The Vietnam Moratorium symbol in orange and white surrounded by a black border with accompanying text below the image calling for the withdrawal of foreign troops from Vietnam and advertising the Sept
