ENDpapers 15: Spring in Moscow
Throughout this most dangerous decade, as the armourers have multiplied their production and widened their horizons into space, so the concern of the peoples has grown. […] (Editorial)
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ENDpapers 6: The Berlin Convention
The Berlin convention on European Nuclear Disarmament took place between 9-14 May 1983. In spite of sustained opposition from important official bodies in both East and West, it established beyond doubt that the non-aligned peace movement in Europ...
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ENDpapers 8: The Perugia Convention
[…] The tasks of the Perugia gathering are not difficult to determine. In spite of the most extensive restistance, both Eastern and Western blocs are now fortified by a new generation of medium range missiles. […] (Einleitung)
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ENDpapers 10: The Amsterdam Convention
In July 1985 assembles the Fourth Convention of the European Nuclear Disarmament Campaign. Meeting in Amsterdam, this gathering will affirm the solidarity of all the European peace movements with the Dutch people, who have, so far, successfully pr...
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ENDpapers 11: Alliances Divided
That there are strains in the North Atlantic Alliance is now so obvious as to deny the possibility of contradiction. These strains result from the growth of economic competition, more than from any other single source. […] (Editorial)
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ENDpapers 9: Israel & Palestine
Occupation, repression, and war continue to be the story of the Palestinian people. The conflict in and around Israel continues unceasingly, and is undoubtedly the main risk we ourselves now face. General war, if it is to come, will be most likely...
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The murder of Olof Palme is a bitter blow to the peace movements of Europe. Only weeks before, Alva Myrdal had dies, so that two of Sweden's best loved public figures disappeared from the world disarmament movement. This number of ENDpapers featur...
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ENDpapers 14: International Terrorism & International Law
The collapse of the Reykjavik summit meeting was felt nowhere more keenly than in Europe, the most heavily militarized continent in the world. Europeans have no reason to go to war with one another, but the division of their region into blocs has ...
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