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kill four young people during a demonstration. As a result, four million students go on strike at more than 450 universities and colleges. The best known cultural response to the deaths at Kent State was the protest song
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for the memorial service of three civil rights workers. One of the speakers bitterly spoke out against
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college students sent out hundreds of thousands of pamphlets with pictures of dead babies in a combat zone on them to portray a message about battles taking place in
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to protest what seemed to be the tendency of the USA to step into Indo-China as France stepped out. We expressed our fear that in so doing, America would back into a war."
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and exploded. The activists managed to disrupt all railway traffic at the station and led to clashes with riot police and acts of vandalism in what became known as the
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learn one of their classmates was killed in
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Selective Service office, where they destroyed several hundred draft records to protest the war.
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by the group Artists and Writers Protest against the War in Vietnam.
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1884:, an estimated 60,000 to 150,000 attend a pro-war demonstration on
1564:(PLP) has the majority of delegates (900) on its side. The smaller
1389:
June 4–5. The hope of the antiwar movement, presidential candidate
1228:, roughly 300 participants involved in a violent clash with police.
1075:, drenched the draft records with blood, and waited to be arrested.
192:
published a pledge of draft resistance by some of these organizers.
4773:
2281:
1985:
1737:
April 15, 1970: Nationwide marches and rallies across the country.
1437:
1149:
1128:
1086:, some 500 protesters witness 88 draft cards collected and burned.
903:
May 20–21. 700 activists at the Spring Mobilization Conference in
797:
778:
684:
284:
28:
2495:
Hell no, we won't go!: resisting the draft during the Vietnam War
2302:. Inauguration protests, "March against Racism & the War" in
2033:
and hundreds throwing their medals away at the U.S. Capitol (see
2014:(VICWC), a six-day protest, gathers close to a thousand women in
1734:
April. New Mobe, Moratorium, and SMC protests across the country.
1523:, Les Bayless, John Bayless, and Michael Bransome, walked into a
1426:, a sit-down protest carried out by 27 military prisoners at the
548:
October 30. Pro-Vietnam War march in New York City brings 25,000.
3455:
https://www.zinnedproject.org/news/tdih/anti-war-protests-dc-sf/
3351:
Chávez, John R. (1998). "The Chicano Movement on the Eastside".
3302:"Draft Resistance 1965–1972 – Mapping American Social Movements"
2727:
Nixonland: The Rise of a President and the Fracturing of America
2129:
1965:
1777:
1225:
984:
868:
stages an anti-war demonstration in New York City marching from
680:
672:
5380:
4442:
4135:
3619:
2471:. Modern war studies. University Press of Kansas. p. 175.
2335:'s tenure as president and almost anytime he appeared publicly.
759:
November 26. The November 8 Mobilization Committee becomes the
144:
organizes first U.S. protest against the Vietnam War and "anti-
5376:
3607:
Norman's Triumph: The Transcendent Language of Self-Immolation
1445:
1214:, 15,000 protesters watched 235 men turn in their draft cards.
727:
Summer. Six members of the SNCC invade an induction center in
465:
July. The Vietnam Day Committee organized militant protest in
3539:"October 14, 1972, San Francisco Peace March – Estuary Press"
2262:
the night before, which energizes the Saturday morning event.
1089:
December 4–8. During "Stop the Draft Week" demonstrations in
3441:
Washington Area Spark, Largest Anti-Viet War Protest: 1971,
2889:
1823:
parliament, leads over 100,000 people in a demonstration in
2999:
Felon for peace: the memoir of a Vietnam-era draft resister
2125:
April 15–20. May. New waves of protests across the country.
1538:, two-thirds of the graduating class turn their backs when
1460:; it was the largest anti-war protest in Japan at the time.
279:
and attended by 1500 people), San Francisco (1000 people),
4323:
Opposition to United States involvement in the Vietnam War
3861:
Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District
3647:
Opposition to United States involvement in the Vietnam War
2366:
Opposition to United States involvement in the Vietnam War
1877:
leave two dead and twelve injured during violent protests.
608:
From September 1965 to January 1970, 170,000 men had been
349:
Inter-University Committee for a Public Hearing on Vietnam
53:
opposition to United States involvement in the Vietnam War
4045:
National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam
3024:
1585:
National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam
909:
National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam
866:
National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam
734:
July 3. A crowd of over 4,000 demonstrate outside of the
3412:
3410:
2250:
October 14. The "Peace March to End the Vietnam War" in
2140:, as 800 National Guardsmen are ordered onto the campus.
2055:
April 24. A peaceful "Vietnam War Out Now" rally on the
1444:, protesting an earlier incident in August 1967 where a
1334:
is shot and wounded as massive riots are waged against
761:
Spring Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam
748:
November 7. Protests against U.S. Secretary of Defense
694:
Courthouse. The case was tried by the Supreme Court in
1697:
sailors, Clyde McKay and Alvin Glatkowski, seized the
1020:
October 20. Resist leaders present draft cards to the
964:
June 23. 1,300 police attack 10,000 peace marchers at
853:
students came together to burn their draft cards in a
252:
Early August. White and black activists gathered near
195:
May 2. Hundreds of students demonstrate on New York's
1956:
participate in the largest anti-war demonstration in
1292:
sponsored national student strike, demonstrations in
770:
Late December. Student Mobilization Committee formed.
227:. The May 2nd Movement was the PLP's youth affiliate.
2756:"368 F.2d 529 – Stephen Lynn Smith v. United States"
2428:. Wider Quaker Fellowship, 152-A North 15th Street,
849:
in New York City, some 60 young men including a few
5989:
5936:
5893:
5855:
5779:
5603:
5537:
5504:
5423:
5290:
5155:
5084:
Non Violent Resistance (psychological intervention)
4979:
4802:
4656:
4480:
4385:
4362:
4268:
4205:
4174:
4098:
3985:
3941:
3895:
3852:
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3749:
3697:
3664:
3653:
3465:Los Angeles Times, Sunday, April 23, 1972, page 1,
3260:
3258:
2398:. The Chronicle of Higher Education. Archived from
1382:, remove records, and set them afire with homemade
1371:graduate Philip Supina wrote to his draft board in
1231:April 27. At an anti-war rally of 15,000 people at
1221:
silences one of the leading voices against the war.
344:, Hungary, by some 200 Asian and African students."
4648:Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
3047:"50 years ago, 'Dow Day' left its mark on Madison"
2074:are futile against 5,000 police and 12,000 troops.
1990:Vietnam Veteran Throwing Medal at the U.S. Capital
1413:Democratic National Convention in Chicago protests
991:to raise awareness for space travel. According to
377:. 3,000 students attend and the idea spreads fast.
3493:https://www.themilitant.com/1972/3617/MIL3617.pdf
2966:Art Goldberg, "Vietnam Vets: The Anti-War Army,"
2210:June 22. "Ring around Congress" demonstration in
2007:, causing $ 300,000 in damage, but no casualties.
1679:February, March. Wave of bombings across the U.S.
1034:to "Confront the War Makers". 100,000 are at the
876:, with over 400,000 attendees. Speakers included
533:October 20. Stephen Lynn Smith, a student at the
420:May 21–23. Vietnam Day Committee organized large
3581:: CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (
2392:"The Antiwar Movement We Are Supposed to Forget"
1078:December 4. National draft card turn-in. At the
1050:, some to engage in acts of civil disobedience.
3002:. Vanderbilt University Press. pp. 61–62.
2684:. P. 17ff. University of Minnesota Press, 2002.
1170:leads a demonstration of thousands of women in
369:March 24. First SDS organized teach-in, at the
69:The first protests against U.S. involvement in
3774:April 15, 1967 Anti-Vietnam war demonstrations
2697:America's Army: making the all-volunteer force
2561:. HarperCollins Publishers. pp. 483–501.
2318:"; those who supported the war were known as "
1106:Front National de Libération du Vietnam du Sud
230:May 12. Twelve young men in New York publicly
5392:
5099:Refusal to serve in the Israel Defense Forces
4454:
4147:
3631:
2818:"1966: Arrests in London after Vietnam rally"
2155:, and other cities around the U.S. and world.
786:speaking to an anti-Vietnam war rally at the
8:
3820:1968 Democratic National Convention protests
3327:"Protest & Activism at UT – 40 Years On"
2991:
2989:
2700:. Harvard University Press. pp. 18–21.
2280:December. Protests against U.S. bombings on
2228:, earning herself the nickname "Hanoi Jane".
1834:to protest the Kent State shootings and the
1617:gives a speech to the large crowd in Boston.
1403:1968 Democratic Party presidential primaries
1386:outside in front of reporters and onlookers.
1281:April 27. The annual "Loyalty Day March" in
5928:Normalization of US–Vietnam relations
4015:Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade Committee
3467:https://www.newspapers.com/image/385547617/
2647:
2645:
2643:
1590:October 8–11. The Weatherman's disastrous "
1030:October 21–23. National Mobe organized the
5399:
5385:
5377:
4461:
4447:
4439:
4154:
4140:
4132:
3661:
3638:
3624:
3616:
3600:Guide to the Vietnam War Protest Ephemera.
3564:. Archived from the original on 2014-05-18
2778:"384 F. 2d 115 – United States v. Edelman"
2419:
2417:
2356:Anti-nuclear protests in the United States
1740:April 19: Moratorium announces disbanding.
1682:March. Anti-draft protests across the U.S.
1583:, national antiwar conference established
1278:is attended by an estimated 12,000 people.
499:is photographed burning his draft card on
5052:Global Day of Action on Military Spending
3219:"Marches Vie in New York, April 27, 1968"
3194:"Marches Vie in New York, April 27, 1968"
2820:. 3 July 1966 – via news.bbc.co.uk.
2185:and wounded thirteen in a bombing attack.
2012:Vancouver Indo-Chinese Women's Conference
1648:performs their song "Declaration" on the
1463:November 14. National draft-card turn-in.
1180:, a violent protest not supported by the
1100:Sweden, December 20. Seventh Year of the
705:Clergy and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam
6103:United States military history timelines
3023:University of Wisconsin–Madison (2017).
1750:
1405:; Kennedy dies the next morning, June 6.
1207:, and set fire to two department stores.
1112:, is celebrated with violent clashes in
1060:, which describes the march and protest.
584:December 16–17. High school students in
396:(VDC) organize a huge protest of 35,000.
5949:Opposition to United States involvement
3763:Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence
3491:The Militant, May 5, 1972, pp. 12–015,
2558:A People's History of the United States
2550:
2548:
2546:
2544:
2542:
2382:
2161:, Germany, May 11. Headquarters of the
1219:Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.
836:Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence
219:. These protests were organized by the
207:. Smaller demonstrations took place in
4784:Soviet influence on the peace movement
3574:
3479:"1972 Vietnam War protest – Framework"
2540:
2538:
2536:
2534:
2532:
2530:
2528:
2526:
2524:
2522:
2390:Franklin, Bruce H. (20 October 2000).
2115:December. VVAW protests across the US.
1727:March 30: About 100 people protest in
1448:freight train hauling kerosene to the
4971:World March for Peace and Nonviolence
3903:Greenwich Village townhouse explosion
3559:, "Vietnam War", retrieved 18/05/14.
2597:. University of Missouri Press, 2004.
2231:August 22. 3,000 protest against the
1745:anti-war rallies at many universities
1712:, where it was on its way to deliver
802:A protest against the Vietnam War in
7:
6062:
5128:Third Party Non-violent Intervention
3887:Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam
3834:Columbia University protests of 1968
3265:Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam
2682:Alternative Art, New York, 1965–1985
2300:Second inauguration of Richard Nixon
2066:April 26. More militant attempts in
1626:Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam
1285:includes 20,000 anti-war protestors.
635:alone, along with demonstrations in
623:build a 60-foot tower of protest on
347:March 15. A debate organized by the
243:University of California at Berkeley
5666:U.S. escalation / "Americanization"
3245:"What happened at SIUC's Old Main?"
2361:List of songs about the Vietnam War
2233:1972 Republican National Convention
1914:June. Before a commencement at the
1704:and force the master to sail in to
1022:United States Department of Justice
325:February 2 –March. Protests at the
152:regime with a demonstration at the
5595:1960 South Vietnamese coup attempt
5353:Peacebuilding in Jammu and Kashmir
5250:Anti-war protests in Russia (2014)
4538:Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp
4040:Movement for a Democratic Military
3710:1965 March against the Vietnam War
3074:Miller, Danny (27 December 2008).
2970:vol. 10, no. 1 (July 1971), p. 14.
1968:news director, and a reporter for
1356:May. The agricultural building at
861:. As many as 158 cards are burned.
129:May. Anti-Vietnam war protests in
25:
5590:North Vietnamese invasion of Laos
4845:International Day of Non-Violence
4503:Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions
4060:Students for a Democratic Society
3395:The Commons Social Change Library
3243:Blackwell, Thomas (Oct 4, 2008).
3144:"Thousands In Antiwar S.F. Rally"
3119:"Thousands In Antiwar S.F. Rally"
2837:. Basic Books. pp. 278–279.
2492:Gottlieb, Sherry Gershon (1991).
1545:June 8. The Old Main building at
1408:Late June. Student Mobe ruptures.
1397:after celebrating victory in the
1349:campaign is launched against the
1266:April 27. An anti-war protest in
743:November 8 Mobilization Committee
434:Summer. Young Black-Americans in
424:at UC Berkeley. 10–30,000 attend.
148:terrorism" by the U.S.-supported
6098:Protests against the Vietnam War
6061:
6052:
6051:
6042:
6041:
5944:Draft evasion in the Vietnam War
5255:2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
4080:Vietnam Veterans Against the War
3682:Draft evasion in the Vietnam War
2983:. Greenwood Publ., 2003, p. 154.
2780:. Open Jurist. 1967. p. 115
2371:Timeline of 1960s counterculture
2093:; militant mass-action tries to
2023:Vietnam Veterans against the War
1799:Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
1476:January 19–20. Protests against
1440:, 20,000 activists occupied the
934:Vietnam Veterans Against the War
892:. A group of veterans including
568:Committee for Non-Violent Action
269:Committee for Non-Violent Action
5580:Vietnamese migration of 1954–55
4628:Social Democratic Party (Japan)
4075:United States Servicemen's Fund
3325:Bozeman, Barry (May 30, 2010).
3169:"51 Jailed, 15 Hurt in Chicago"
2108:; they come to be known as the
1927:University of Wisconsin–Madison
1654:, including the opening of the
1635:(draft-lottery) bill is signed.
1605:demonstrations. Huge crowds in
1419:" with violence against police.
1239:, protesters are joined by the
1080:Phillip Burton Federal Building
1003:University of Wisconsin–Madison
5829:United States prisoners of war
4548:List of pacifist organisations
3877:Weather High School Jailbreaks
3839:Court-martial of Susan Schnall
2730:. Simon and Schuster. p.
2196:and the mining of its harbors.
1755:A student protests before the
1093:, 585 are arrested, including
355:Radio and television coverage.
185:plans demonstrations on May 4.
1:
6012:Henry Kissinger’s involvement
4121:Vietnam stab-in-the-back myth
3045:Worland, Gayle (8 Oct 2017).
2863:"In Response To: We Won't Go"
2653:"Anti-War Political Activism"
2188:May 21. "Emergency March" in
1945:and seriously injured others.
1159:, while at a luncheon at the
1136:students protest against the
1001:October 18. "Dow Day" at the
815:by the Artists Protest group.
712:March Against the Vietnam War
522:Selective Service Act of 1948
412:March Against the Vietnam War
75:United States Merchant Marine
4954:World Peace Bell Association
4855:Dialogue Among Civilizations
4558:New Socialist Party of Japan
4543:Iraq War resisters in Canada
4508:Coalition of Women for Peace
3949:Winter Soldier Investigation
3769:Court-martial of Howard Levy
3175:. April 28, 1968. p. 18
3100:. April 28, 1968. p. 18
2868:The New York Review of Books
1862:to meet with the protesters.
1780:, a protest is met with the
1613:(100,000). Anti-war Senator
1566:Revolutionary Youth Movement
1547:Southern Illinois University
1478:Richard Nixon's inauguration
1358:Southern Illinois University
1261:Iranian Students Association
1046:, 35,000 to 50,000 go on to
265:Fellowship of Reconciliation
5620:Independence Palace bombing
5122:The whole world is watching
4890:Peace & Love (festival)
4840:Imagine Piano Peace Project
4340:Women's liberation movement
4163:Counterculture of the 1960s
4106:Counterculture of the 1960s
4005:Concerned Officers Movement
3826:The whole world is watching
3055:. Madison, WI: John Humenik
1916:University of Massachusetts
1656:Declaration of Independence
1495:Chicago Convention protests
1454:collided with another train
1417:The whole world is watching
619:February. Local artists in
572:Union Square, New York City
199:and from there went to the
6124:
6088:20th century-related lists
6002:Canada and the Vietnam War
5671:1965 South Vietnamese coup
5479:People's Republic of China
5459:International participants
5245:2011 intervention in Libya
4865:List of places named Peace
4850:International Day of Peace
4568:Peace and conflict studies
4488:Anti-nuclear organizations
4050:Pacific Counseling Service
3793:The Ultimate Confrontation
3731:political self-immolations
3506:Der Baader-Meinhof-Komplex
3389:Scates, Bob (2022-10-10).
3223:The San Francisco Examiner
3198:The San Francisco Examiner
3173:The San Francisco Examiner
3148:The San Francisco Examiner
3123:The San Francisco Examiner
3098:The San Francisco Examiner
1603:Moratorium against the War
1542:stands up to address them.
1184:leads to over 300 arrests.
987:officials began a tour of
537:, spoke to a rally at the
273:Socialist Party of America
6108:Vietnam War-related lists
6037:
6007:CIA activities in Vietnam
5414:
5361:
4880:Nobel Peace Prize Concert
4875:Mother's Day Proclamation
4825:Dances of Universal Peace
4638:The Women's Peace Crusade
4288:Back-to-the-land movement
4213:San Francisco Renaissance
3705:Edmonton aircraft bombing
3359:Stanford University Press
3094:"3rd Rome Riot Over Viet"
3076:"Eartha Kitt, CIA Target"
2467:Flynn, George Q. (1993).
2432:19102. p. 12 and 14.
2310:Common slogans and chants
1146:United States Peace Corps
1067:, a Josephite priest and
811:January 29 – February 5.
441:June. Richard Steinke, a
358:March 16. An 82-year-old
254:Philadelphia, Mississippi
6029:Women in the Vietnam War
5961:United States news media
5906:Indochina refugee crisis
5901:Cambodian–Vietnamese War
5676:Bombing of North Vietnam
5615:Strategic Hamlet Program
5141:Violence begets violence
5074:Non-aggression principle
4944:The Non-Violence Project
4924:Promoting Enduring Peace
4907:Promoting Enduring Peace
4563:Pacifist Socialist Party
4278:American Indian Movement
3150:. 1968-04-28. p. 19
2694:Bailey, Beth L. (2009).
2128:April 17. Militant anti-
2095:shut down the government
2085:and Jerry Coffin of the
2042:Veterans Against the War
1716:bombs to be used by the
1633:Selective Service System
1536:Providence, Rhode Island
1430:'s Presidio stockade in
697:United States v. O'Brien
551:November 2. In front of
518:Catholic Worker Movement
497:Catholic Worker Movement
495:July 30. A man from the
225:Young Socialist Alliance
5648:Gulf of Tonkin incident
5569:Battle of Dien Bien Phu
5235:Military action in Iran
4870:Monuments and memorials
4820:Concert Yutel for Peace
4623:React, Include, Recycle
4553:List of peace activists
4518:Conscientious objectors
3672:1960s Berkeley protests
3283:(in Danish). 2020-01-30
3225:. 1968-04-27. p. 3
3200:. 1968-04-27. p. 1
3125:. 1968-04-28. p. 1
3052:Wisconsin State Journal
2582:The Power of the People
2455:The Power of the People
2072:U.S. federal government
2048:testify before various
1893:University of Tennessee
1840:incursion into Cambodia
1562:Progressive Labor Party
1558:Worker Student Alliance
1525:Silver Spring, Maryland
1257:Socialist Workers Party
1057:The Armies of the Night
979:In the summer of 1967,
966:The Century Plaza Hotel
788:University of Minnesota
731:and are later arrested.
661:Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
221:Progressive Labor Party
181:March. A conference at
6057:Battles and operations
5997:Awards and decorations
5911:Vietnamese boat people
5880:Impact of Agent Orange
5868:Body count controversy
5575:1954 Geneva Conference
5156:Opposition to specific
5111:Swords to ploughshares
5105:Soldiers are murderers
4498:Anti-war organizations
3923:Student strike of 1970
2831:Maier, Thomas (2003).
2424:Colin W. Bell (1973).
2258:gives a speech at the
2138:College Park, Maryland
2134:University of Maryland
1991:
1920:Amherst, Massachusetts
1875:Jackson State killings
1768:
1574:New Communist Movement
1141:
1013:, the manufacturer of
878:Martin Luther King Jr.
820:Martin Luther King Jr.
807:
795:
784:Martin Luther King Jr.
736:U.S. Embassy in London
474:Women Strike for Peace
371:University of Michigan
232:burn their draft cards
77:sailors condemned the
42:
5766:1975 spring offensive
5725:ARVN campaign in Laos
5721:Vietnamization policy
5158:wars or their aspects
5079:Nonviolent resistance
4929:Show of Peace Concert
4694:Anti-nuclear movement
4298:Civil rights movement
4283:Anti-nuclear movement
3960:Clay v. United States
3954:1971 May Day protests
3933:Sterling Hall bombing
3779:March on the Pentagon
3504:Aust, Stefan (2017).
2996:Elmer, Jerry (2005).
2555:Zinn, Howard (2003).
2445:, Nov-Dec 1963, p. 1.
2175:Commando Petra Schelm
2132:demonstration at the
1999:plants a bomb in the
1989:
1971:The Los Angeles Times
1935:Sterling Hall bombing
1867:Jackson State College
1774:Kent State University
1761:Kent State University
1754:
1601:October 15. National
1380:Catonsville, Maryland
1315:, and future leading
1132:
1032:March on the Pentagon
801:
792:Saint Paul, Minnesota
782:
394:Vietnam Day Committee
223:, with help from the
169:Waldorf-Astoria hotel
46:Protests against the
32:
5885:Environmental impact
5757:Battle of Phước Long
5522:Cold War (1962–1979)
5240:Sri Lankan Civil War
5134:Turn the other cheek
4949:University for Peace
4860:List of peace prizes
4335:Second-wave feminism
4313:Free Speech Movement
4308:Free school movement
4293:Black Power movement
4269:Social and political
4025:GI's Against Fascism
3913:Kent State shootings
3594:Archival collections
3306:depts.washington.edu
2606:James H. Willbanks:
2469:The Draft, 1940–1973
2426:Where Service Begins
2269:day, U.S. President
2237:Miami Beach, Florida
2181:killed U.S. Officer
2087:War Resisters League
1905:Billy Graham Crusade
1897:Knoxville, Tennessee
1871:Jackson, Mississippi
1836:Nixon administration
1782:Kent State Shootings
1765:Kent State Shootings
1362:Carbondale, Illinois
1288:Late April. Student
595:Tinker v. Des Moines
476:- delegation led by
382:Berkeley, California
333:organized by the RA
327:University of Kansas
261:War Resisters League
239:Free Speech Movement
154:US Mission to the UN
142:War Resisters League
33:Protest against the
18:Vietnam War protests
5965:In popular culture
5918:Sino-Vietnamese War
5748:Paris Peace Accords
5561:First Indochina War
5550:Japanese occupation
5517:Cambodian Civil War
5282:Nuclear disarmament
5265:in Russian Far East
5022:Department of Peace
5007:Counter-recruitment
5002:Conflict resolution
4992:Central Park be-ins
4980:Slogans and tactics
4959:Japanese Peace Bell
4749:Non-interventionism
4744:Modern-war pacifism
4682:Christian anarchism
4182:Black Arts Movement
4085:Weather Underground
4055:Stop Our Ship (SOS)
3727:Roger Allen LaPorte
3677:Central Park be-ins
3612:, Fall 2015, 18–39.
3555:Britannica Online,
2608:Vietnam War Almanac
2402:on 10 February 2009
2179:Rote Armee Fraktion
2018:, British Columbia.
1952:. 20,000 to 30,000
1786:U.S. National Guard
1763:shortly before the
1757:Ohio National Guard
1534:'s commencement in
1521:Silver Spring Three
1401:primary during the
1317:Weather Underground
1309:Columbia University
1241:Black Panther Party
1063:October 27. Father
936:is formed. Veteran
794:, on April 27, 1967
513:magazine in August.
467:Oakland, California
436:McComb, Mississippi
431:was hung in effigy.
335:Student Peace Union
315:, and other cities.
277:Student Peace Union
165:Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu
73:were in 1945, when
5739:Christmas bombings
5712:Cambodian campaign
5176:American Civil War
5068:Make love, not war
5042:Economic sanctions
4997:Civil disobedience
4830:Festival for Peace
4803:Media and cultural
4789:Testimony of peace
4709:Christian pacifism
4000:Chicano Moratorium
3908:Free The Army tour
3687:Draft-card burning
3605:Patler, Nicholas.
3361:. pp. 71–76.
2634:10.1111/pech.12273
2593:Robbie Lieberman:
2498:. Viking. p.
2171:IG Farben Building
2106:Camden, New Jersey
2050:U.S. congressional
1992:
1950:Chicano Moratorium
1931:Madison, Wisconsin
1925:August 24. At the
1819:, a member of the
1769:
1731:against the draft.
1422:October 14, 1968.
1307:five buildings at
1272:Civic Center Plaza
1233:Civic Center Plaza
1142:
1007:Madison, Wisconsin
983:and various other
976:was being honored.
972:, where President
961:paper established.
890:Dr. Benjamin Spock
851:Cornell University
808:
796:
754:Harvard University
614:college deferments
535:University of Iowa
213:Madison, Wisconsin
190:Internal Protector
106:The New York Times
43:
6093:Lists of protests
6075:
6074:
5792:Ho Chi Minh trail
5685:Buddhist Uprising
5643:Coup against Minh
5634:Coup against Diem
5557:(1949–1955)
5512:Laotian Civil War
5505:Related conflicts
5484:Republic of China
5374:
5373:
5277:Military taxation
5147:War tax resisters
4714:Deterrence theory
4493:Anti-war movement
4436:
4435:
4370:Underground press
4347:Sexual revolution
4255:Bed-Ins for Peace
4192:Psychedelic music
4129:
4128:
4111:Anti-war movement
4030:G.I. coffeehouses
3981:
3980:
3557:Ronald H. Spector
3515:978-3-455-00033-7
3331:Knoxville 22 blog
3025:"A Turning Point"
2758:. Public Resource
2741:978-0-7432-4302-5
2707:978-0-674-03536-2
2333:Lyndon B. Johnson
2159:Frankfurt am Main
1954:Mexican-Americans
1899:, U.S. President
1646:The 5th Dimension
1620:November 15. The
1391:Robert F. Kennedy
1369:Boston University
1323:gains prominence.
1305:Protesters occupy
1054:'s later authors
974:Lyndon B. Johnson
663:, and abroad, in
590:Robert F. Kennedy
429:Lyndon B. Johnson
203:. 700 marched in
171:in New York City.
103:bought a page in
101:Service Committee
16:(Redirected from
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5555:State of Vietnam
5545:French Indochina
5527:Cold War in Asia
5435:Việt Minh / PAVN
5401:
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5378:
5201:list of protests
5062:Lesson of Munich
5017:Demilitarisation
4895:Peace journalism
4689:Anti-imperialism
4672:Anarcho-pacifism
4608:Peace psychology
4588:Peace conference
4583:Peace commission
4528:Culture of Peace
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4233:Swinging Sixties
4228:Mods and rockers
4223:British Invasion
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4010:Donald W. Duncan
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2205:Red Army Faction
2190:Washington, D.C.
2099:Washington, D.C.
2089:, are joined by
2079:May Day Protests
2070:to shutdown the
2068:Washington, D.C.
2061:Washington, D.C.
2031:Washington, D.C.
2005:Washington, D.C.
1943:Robert Fassnacht
1860:Lincoln Memorial
1846:in front of the
1832:Washington, D.C.
1729:Albany, New York
1668:January 30. The
1651:Ed Sullivan Show
1607:Washington, D.C.
1532:Brown University
1514:Washington, D.C.
1489:Washington, D.C.
1442:Shinjuku Station
1172:Washington, D.C.
1168:Jeannette Rankin
1155:January. Singer
1036:Lincoln Memorial
1026:Washington, D.C.
946:Washington, D.C.
927:Russell Tribunal
905:Washington, D.C.
824:Riverside church
806:in December 1967
645:Washington, D.C.
625:Sunset Boulevard
586:Des Moines, Iowa
501:Whitehall Street
482:North Vietnamese
450:End Your Silence
353:Washington, D.C.
331:Lawrence, Kansas
150:South Vietnamese
59:List of protests
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4481:Peace advocates
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4187:Psychedelic art
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4020:Fort Hood Three
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3972:Pentagon Papers
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3844:Presidio mutiny
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3804:self-immolation
3757:Angry Arts week
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3736:Fort Hood Three
3723:Norman Morrison
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2265:November 7. On
2256:George McGovern
2203:, Germany, the
2183:Paul Bloomquist
2122:
1984:
1909:Neyland Stadium
1903:appears at the
1891:May 28. At the
1743:May 2: violent
1695:merchant marine
1693:: Two American
1665:
1615:George McGovern
1540:Henry Kissinger
1470:
1436:October 21. In
1424:Presidio mutiny
1373:Tucson, Arizona
1127:
1065:Philip Berrigan
1044:Washington D.C.
938:Jan Barry Crumb
882:Harry Belafonte
813:Angry Arts Week
777:
750:Robert McNamara
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561:Robert McNamara
557:Norman Morrison
543:Iowa City, Iowa
488:counterpart in
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4578:Peace churches
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2091:Michael Lerner
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1767:. May 4, 1970.
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1708:as opposed to
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1689:Columbia Eagle
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