The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Adam Formby

The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Adam FormbyThe Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) began in 1957 with a small group of public figures and grew into a mass movement. Martin Shaw details CNDs rise, the activists involved, the tensions around direct action, and the culture and social groups that the campaign mobilized to "ban the bomb".

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