Thelma Constance Smith (née Smedley) papers relating to peace

Date1970-1988Reference NumberAms 192Collection SummaryPapers of Thelma Constance Smith (née Smedley), 1911-2006, relating to the nuclear free movement and New Zealand defence issues in the 1970s Last edited by: Kate Charteris

DescriptionCollection comprises papers relating to:

Peace
East Timor and Aboriginal rights material
the Fri voyage to Moruroa
New Zealand's membership of ANZUS
Nuclear free demonstrations and nuclear free legislation in New Zealand, mainly in the 1970s
Papers from the 1975 Conference for a Nuclear Free Pacific, University of the South Pacific, Fiji
Peace Action Tauranga
Peace Media
Material about or by peace campaigner Owen Wilkes

Includes booklets:

Nuclear war: prevention is better ..." a statement by members of the medical profession
Living without ANZUS by Ray Galvin
Bomb and you

Includes issues of:

Black News Service 1975/1976
Broadsheet
CICD Anti
War Forum
Epicentre news
Greenpeace newsletter Just Defence
New Zealand Foundation for Peace Studies newsletter
New Zealand Monthly Review
North Shore Peace Group newsletter
Not Man Apart
Peace Digest
Peace Media newsletter
Peace News
Peacelink
WIN peace and freedom thru nonviolent action.

See also: Ams 45, and Ams 107CreatorSmith, Thelma Constance (née Smedley), 1911-2006LevelCollectionLanguageEnglish

Asset Location

RoomClimate controlled room Last edited by: Kate Charteris

Usage

Kaitiakitanga StatementWe ask that, in addition to normal copyright and privacy considerations, users of our heritage resources uphold the mana and dignity of the people, communities and places depicted within.Access ConditionsNo access restrictions anticipated for this collection. To be reviewed upon next access request. AcknowledgementTe Ao Mārama - Tauranga City Libraries Ams 192

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Thelma Constance Smith (née Smedley) papers relating to peace