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madiness

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hey can anyone please give me an overview of the role of peace movements in ending the Cold War? there's not much info on it, but we have to know it :(

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madi :):):)
 

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There was the nuclear protest movement...
it was most active when there was greatest concern over nuclear weapons
1958 - Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament starts in Britain - it called for Britain to abandon its nuclear arms - failed because France and China were building stockpiles of nuclear arms

1982 - half a million people protest in New York over Reagan reigniting the arms race

Generally in America popular support far outweighed protest. Protest was only evident during the Vietnam war

In the USSR there was too little freedom to organise protest
it is possible that popular protest combined with scientific concern to influence the signing of the Partial Test Ban Treaty in 1963.

That might help. I agree though there's very little on it.
 

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in the 60s there was lots of protests usually hippies against the cold war since all those rancid distrubing images of nam hit the news it was the fucking cops that sparked the violent protest in my point of view hippies did smoke weed did free love and yeah be friendly ie. hippies are too stoned to start a violent outburst!!!
 

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