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By John LaForge, PeaceVoice When Donald Trump Tweeted something about nuclear weapons Dec. 23, I thought he must be deliberately trivializing the Bomb to make

By Lyndal Rowlands, Inter Press Service News Agency Two years after the UN Arms Trade Treaty entered into force many of the governments which championed

An open letter to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe from 53 scholars and activists on the occasion of his visit to Hawaii has received no

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From all around the globe, nearly 50,000 people have signed this statement: I understand that wars and militarism make us less safe rather than protect

  By BBC News More than 50,000 residents from the German city of Augsburg were evacuated from their homes so that a huge World War

By David Swanson When George W. Bush made the case for attacking and destroying the nation of Iraq, he made claims that, if true, would

https://soundcloud.com/davidcnswanson/talk-nation-radio-richard-cahan-on-the-forced-removal-and-incarceration-of-japanese-americans Richard Cahan is a journalist who writes about photography, art and history. He worked for the Chicago Sun-Times from 1983 to 1999, primarily serving

By Stephen M. Osborn I have seen the Dragon Through clenched lids and arms pressed tight. I have felt its hot breath on my back

By Stephen M. Osborn ‘Twas a century ago this Christmas Eve Heaven seemed to give the soldiers leave Even to set their guns aside, and

“We and the Germans met in the middle of no-man’s-land.” Frank Richards was a British soldier who experienced the “Christmas Truce”. We join his story

Sing in German this year! Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht, alles schlaft, einsam wacht Nur das traute heilige Paar. Holder Knab im lockigten Haar. Schlafe in

The last known survivor of no-man’s-land football died on July 22nd, 2001, aged 106. THE ECONOMIST OLD soldiers, they say, never die, they only fade

A Christmas truce letter is here. And here’s a script that turns the above letter into a play that can be performed on Christmas by

Here’s an account of the Christmas Truce from a book written by someone who was there: Bullets & Billets, by Bruce Bairnsfather via Project Guttenberg

O Tannenbaum, O Tannenbaum, Du kannst mir sehr gefallen! The news had come out in the First World War The bloody Red Baron was flying

My name is Francis Tolliver, I come from Liverpool. Two years ago the war was waiting for me after school. To Belgium and to Flanders,

Oh, the snowflakes fell in silence Over Belleau Wood that night For a Christmas truce had been declared By both sides of the fight As

The Christmas Truce By Aaron Shepard Printed in Australia’s School Magazine, Apr. 2001   For more treats and resources, visit Aaron Shepard at www.aaronshep.com  

As construction finishes on six new helipads, demonstrations to remove the military are reaching a fever pitch. By Lisa Torio, The Nation hree weeks ago, on

  By Ann Wright Governments go to pretty low tricks to silent dissent–curtailing ones travel to neighboring countries and now stopping social security checks. First,