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All Aboard The Peace Train
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Hands Off Russia! Movement
Independent Labour Party Rebels
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Sylvia Pankhurst
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Women Take On The World Disarmament Conference
Making and selling
Brothers in Arms?
Ig-Nobel Dynamite Trust
Ottoman Navy Scandal
Peddling Surplus Guns
Poison Gas
Queensferry explosives factory
Shells, Shells And More Shells!
The Peace Arsenal?
Vickers and Krupp
Government policy
The Arms Trade on Trial
A businessman’s organization?
Bailing Out The Private Sector
Blowing Brains Out or Putting Them In?
Mulliner
Restricting profits?
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A Vote for Peace
John Singer Sargent
Paul Nash
The devil’s business or the armourer’s faith?
What a waste!
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Workers leave the Fuse Danger Building in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, London, in May 1918.
By G.P Lewis © IWM (Q 27874)
