Pacifism Collection
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EDITORS COMMENTS
"Pacifism: A Path Towards Lasting Peace" On the front page of history, pacifism stands tall as a beacon of hope for a world weary of violence and destruction, and is a philosophy embraced by many, including the passionate youth who form organizations like Youth Against the Bomb and contribute to the CND newspaper. In an era where tanks are recycled into symbols of peace rather than instruments of war, we find Bertrand Russell, the renowned British philosopher and author. Sitting on the pavement alongside fellow protesters under a grand banner that reads "Committee of 100, Action for Life, " they demonstrate their unwavering commitment to non-violence outside London's Defence Ministry on February 18th, 1961. Russell's dedication to pacifism extends beyond street demonstrations. In his study at Plas Penrhyn in Wales during the late 1960s, he immerses himself in knowledge with an open book showcasing architectural illustrations. His pursuit of peace encompasses intellectual exploration as well. The movement gains momentum with members of London Peace Action tirelessly campaigning for their cause. The walls bear slogans from Daily Worker urging unity against aggression while Communist Party members exercise their democratic rights through voting. A poignant cartoon reminds us that true peace can only be achieved when wars become relics confined to history books. World War I serves as a stark reminder that conflict must never be glorified or repeated. Bertrand Russell remains at the forefront once again, joining forces with others in various campaigns organized by CND (Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament). This multifaceted British writer embodies pacifism not just through words but also through actions aimed at fostering harmony among nations. Pacifism transcends borders and professions alike; it finds allies in individuals such as Ben Rubner, General Secretary of FTAT union fighting for peaceful resolutions within labor disputes and Michael Tippett, an English composer using his artistry to promote understanding and unity.
