Australian Coalition for Disarmament and Peace records, ca. 1980-1991

MLMSS 9006

fonds

ca. 1980-1991

431160

0.85 metres of textual material (5 boxes)

BOX 1

International and Australian contact details of peace organizations; with roster of task responsibilities at local office and photocopied document: ”The Australian peace movement : some notes”, January 1989 (4pp.)

Correspondence, 1983-92, with enclosures including invitations and conference programs

ACDP Delegation to China, 1989 (reports, correspondence, cuttings, brochures)

Correspondence, minutes, newsletters, speech notes relating to International Peace Bureau and International Peace Communication and Coordination Centre, 1988-91

International Peace Bureau seminar, ‘Disarming the Indian Ocean and Pacific regions’Sydney, 9-10 September 1988. Information kit

Correspondence relating to National Consultative Committee on Peace and Disarmament, 1987-89, with Terms of Reference and draft agenda, Canberra meeting, 13 May 1988; Greek Peace Cruise boat newsletter, October 1987; International Conference on Disarmament and Development documents, 1987

Documents relating to design and opening of National Capital Peace Park, 1990

Information kit for opening of Peace Park and NCCPD meeting, October 1990, Canberra

BOX 2

‘Disarming the Pacific’ conference,Wellington, NZ, 12-14 February 1988

Correspondence, newsletters and brochures concerning the ‘Buy New Zealand for Peace’ campaign, 1985, and Peace Movement Aotearoa, New Zealand CND News, Waitangi Action Committee, New Zealand Mission to the United Nations, 1988

Correspondence, 1990, relating to 1991 Pacific Women’s Conference, Port Vila

Reports and correspondence relating to the United Nations, ca.1983-1987

Newsletters and report relating to United Nations Association of Australia (NSW), 1987-1988, including report on Community Consultation on “An Australian Input” to the Third UN Special Session on Disarmament, 24 October 1987

Draft statements, reports and newsletters relating to United Nations Third Special Session on Disarmament and campaigns and conferences in support of UNSSOD III, 1988

Administrative papers and correspondence regarding Women for a Meaningful Summit and Margarita Papandreou Australian tour, 1987-1988

BOX 3

Printed literature on disarmament, 1962, ca.1983-1990, with inscribed copy of Sunlight is no longer black / poems by Oscar Guth, ca.1981

Correspondence relating to World Conference Against Atomic & Hydrogen Bombs, Hiroshima and Nagasaki,August 1988, with printed literature relating to Japan

BOX 4

Chiefly printed material relating to peace and disarmament activities in Canada, Asia, Europe and the Pacific, ca.1986-1991, including German Democratic Republic 1988-89; periodicals of Chinese Association for International Understanding and Chinese People’s Association for Peace and Disarmament 1986-91; correspondence and newsletters relating to French peace and disarmament groups 1988-90; European Nuclear Disarmament conventions, 1988-89; peace groups in Greece and Hungary; press releases and newsletters of Asia-Pacific People’s Environment Network, 1989; newsletters from Malaysia, New Caledonia, Philippines, Finland, Scotland, Turkey; Soviet Peace Committee and Ukrainian Peace Committee (UK)

BOX 5

Printed material relating to Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (UK), including 1987 CND Annual Conference information; National Peace Council (UK), 1989-90; circulars re International Convention for Peace, Disarmament and Preservation of Life, Merida, Venezuela, April 1988, together with Second World Clown Festival for Peace; issues of Peace Courier and Peace News Bulletin (World Peace Council), 1989

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Information upgraded as part of the Manuscripts Unprocessed eRecords Project 2012-2013

This consignment was formerly part of several consignments of records of the People for Nuclear Disarmament (N.S.W.) that were received in 1993 and located at MLMSS 7483