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CND

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1960sactivismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearB+Wblack and whitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentcityCNDdemonstrationdemonstratorEasterLondonmarchmusicpeace campaignersPing Pong Irwinpolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementrallyspectatorssteel pan drumSwinging SixtiesTrafalgar Square
A man playing a steel pan drum with Ping Pong Irwin on the side is surrounded by crowds during the Aldermaston to London march culmination rally in Trafalgar Square, Easter Monday 1964
1960sactivismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearatomicB+Wblack and whitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentCNDdemonstrationdemonstratorlogoLondonmanmarchpeace campaignerspolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementrallyresearchsunglassesSwinging Sixties
A marcher wears sunglasses with Nuclear Disarmament and the CND sign stickers on the lenses during the Aldermaston-London CND march, England circa April 1962
1960s1962activismactivistanti-nuclearB+Wblack and whitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentCNDcommitteefounderLondonmeetingOrganising Secretarypeace campaignersPeggy Duffpolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementSwinging Sixties
CND London committee members look at paperwork, with founder and Organising Secretary Peggy Duff in the background, circa 1962
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Four young women hold CND banners and duffel bags in a field, during the Aldermaston to London anti-nuclear protest march held in April 1960
1960s1962activismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearB+Wblack and whitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentCNDcrowddemonstrationdemonstratorLondonmarchparkpeace campaignerspeoplepolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementsupportersSwinging Sixtiesurban
A fenced-off area in a park in London is full of people, during the Aldermaston to London anti-nuclear march in April 2962. A sign with a CND logo on it says 'New Supporters - Apply here for the address of your local group'
1960s1962activismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearAprilB+Wblack and whitebystanderscampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentCNDdemonstrationdemonstratordisabledLondonmarchpeace campaignerspeoplepolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementSwinging Sixtieswheelchairwomen
Two women, one in a wheelchair, watch as the Aldermaston to London March of April 1962 passes them on a London street
1960s1962authorB+Wblack and whiteBritishCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentCNDEbbw ValeEnglishjournalistLabour PartyMember of ParliamentMichael FootMonmouthshireoratorParliamentary Labour GrouppodiumpoliticianpoliticsradicalspeakerspeechSwinging Sixties
The Labour MP for Ebbw Vale, Michael Foot, speaks at the podium during a CND meeting in 1962
1960s1962activismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearatomicB+Wbannersblack and whitebystanderscampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentCNDdemonstrationgirlsLondonmarchpeace campaignerspeoplepolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementresearchroadstreetSwinging Sixtiestoddlertraffic
Four young girls and one male toddler stand in front of a group of adults and watch as the 1962 Aldermaston to London March passes through their village. In the background of the frame other villagers can be seen standing by the roadside, waiting for the marchers to pass
1960s1962activismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearatomicB+Wbannersblack and whitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentCNDdemonstrationdemonstratorfencefieldLondonmarchpeace campaignerspeoplepipepolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementrallyresearchstileSwinging Sixtiestree
Five white men sit on a fence on the edge of a field during an overnight stop on the Aldermaston to London March of 1962. The men on the fence are surrounded by other men resting on the ground, and one male is smoking a pipe
1960s1962activismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearB+Wbadgeblack and whitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentchildrenCNDdemonstrationdemonstratorgirlLondonmarchpeace campaignerspeoplepolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementruralSwinging Sixties
A small blonde girl lies on the ground and eats a biiscuit whilst wrapped in a blanket during a rest stop on the Aldermaston to London March of 1962. She is wearing a CND badge and is lying across an adult's legs
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Young men with a banner that says 'CND Constructive Service' dig holes in a flattened bomb site in London (probably West London/Notting Hill) and chat with onlookers, circa 1962. They are watched by several children
1960s1962activismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearatomicB+Wbannersblack and whitecamp-sitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentCNDdemonstrationdemonstratoreggsfieldfoodLondonmarchmeatpeace campaignerspeoplepiespolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementrationsresearchsandwichessausagesSwinging SixtiesWindsorWindsor Castle
A woman in a headscarf gathers food items during an overnight stop in the grounds of Windsor Castle, on the Aldermaston to London March of 1962. Trestle tables set up in a field have eggs, meat, sandwiches and other basic food on them and are surrounded by peace activists distributing the food amongst the marchers
1960s1962activismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearatomicB+Wbannersblack and whitecamp-sitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentCNDdemonstrationdemonstratoreggsfieldfoodLondonmarchmeatpeace campaignerspeoplepiespolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementrationsresearchsausagesSwinging Sixties
Peace movement activists hand out food during an overnight stop on the Aldermaston to London March of 1962. Trestle tables set up in a field have eggs, meat and other basic food items on them and are surrounded by peace marchers
1960s1962activismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearatomicB+Wbannersblack and whiteboycampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentchildCNDdemonstrationdemonstratorLondonmarchpeace campaignerspeoplepolitical protestpoliticspramprocessionprotest movementrallyresearchSwinging Sixtiestoddler
During a roadside break, a toddler in a pram is accompanied by the banner 'Children Are Dying Through Tests Alone' on the 1962 Aldermaston to London March against nuclear research. The toddler is eating a biscuit, and several of the resting marchers in the background of the frame are also eating
1960s1962activismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearB+Wbannersblack and whitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentchildrenCNDdemonstrationdemonstratorLondonmarchpeace campaignerspeoplepoisonpolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementroadruralspectatorsstreetSwinging Sixtiestraffic
Two men carrying a banner that says 'Nuclear Tests Poison Children - Your Children' walk down a semi-rural street whilst being watched by three small boys in wellington boots, plus a mother and child. Image taken during the 1962 Aldermaston to London march
1960s1962activismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearatomicB+Wbannersblack and whitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentCNDdemonstrationdemonstratorLondonmarchnewspaperpeace campaignersPeace Newspeoplepolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementresearchroadstreetSwinging Sixtiestraffic
An older white male, weating a trilby and carrying a copy of Peace News, accompanies the 1962 Aldermaston to London march
1960s1963activismactivistanti-nuclearB+Wblack and whiteboybystanderscampaigncampaignerchilddemonstratordouble decker busOxfordpeace campaignersPeace Newspeoplepolice constablepolitical protestpoliticspramprotest movementresearchRichard WallaceSwinging Sixtiesvendor
Richard Wallace stands on a street corner in Oxford, selling copies of Peace News. A double decker bus passes in the background, and a police constable walks through  the shot. A child in a pram can be seen in the background, circa 1963. Wallace was subsequently jailed for 4 weeks for 'obstructing the highway'.
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A warmly-dressed child in a pram wearing a CND badge looks unhappy whilst women read newspapers on a bench behind the pram, Oxford, circa 1963
1960sactivismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearB+Wbannersblack and whitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentcityCNDdemonstrationdemonstratorEasterLondonmarchpeace campaignerspeoplepolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementrallyspectatorsSwinging SixtiesTrafalgar Square
The Aldermaston to London CND march ends with an Easter Monday rally in Trafalgar Square, central London, 1964
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CND demonstration in Ruislip, north-west London. A woman wearing sunglasses and smoking a cigarette is carried away from the demonstration by a police constable
1960s1963activismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearB+Wblack and whitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentCNDcountrysidedemonstrationdemonstratorLondonmarchpeace campaignerspeoplepolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementroadsignpostspectatorsSwinging Sixtiesvillage
Demonstrators walk past a road sign to Aldermaston and local spectators during the 1963 Aldermaston to London march
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During a CND outing to the beach, a small group of adults and children sit in front of a Punch and Judy puppet show. There is a CND logo on a flag planted into the sand by the puppet tent, and a guitar lies close by, circa 1963
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A close up of a donkey's head with a CND logo on the bridle. A man stands in the background, circa 1963
1960sactivismactivistanti-nuclearB+Wblack and whitecampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentcampaignersCNDdemonstratorlecternlogoLondonLondon School of EconomicsLSEmanpeace campaignerspolitical protestpoliticsprotest movementSwinging Sixties
During a small Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament demonstration outside the London School of Economics, two men address an off-screen crowd. One stands on a small lectern with a CND logo tacked to the front, the other man stands next to the lectern, circa 1963
1960sactivismactivistAldermastonAldermaston to Londonanti-nuclearatomicB+Wbannersblack and whiteboycampaignCampaign for Nuclear DisarmamentchildCNDdemonstrationdemonstratorLondonmarchpeace campaignerspeoplepolitical protestpoliticsprocessionprotest movementrallyresearchSwinging Sixties
A blond male child holds a CND banner and looks wistful during the Aldermaston-London CND march, circa 1960. Aldermaston, Berkshire, was the site of an atomic arms research centre
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Aldermaston to London CND march in London streets, seen from above, circa 1960
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