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The 1935 Peace Ballot in Wales

02/04/20

By Rob Laker, History Masters Researcher, Swansea University (student placement with WCIA’s ‘Peace Heritage’ programme). [efsbutton size=”” color_class=”” align=”left” type=”link” target=”false” title=”Download Printable PDF Booklet” link=”https://www.wcia.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/The-1935-Peace-Ballot-in-Wales-by-Rob-Laker-WCIA-Peacemakers-Feature.pdf”] The 1935 Peace Ballot was a UK wide poll of Britain’s electorate designed to measure the public’s opinions regarding the key debates in international relations at the time. Despite lacking government sponsorship, the Ballot received extraordinary attention across the United Kingdom – nowhere was

23/04/24

<– Voices from the Petition By Catherine Duigan,

Voices from the Women’s Peace Appeal: Kathleen Carpenter, Aberystwyth (1891-1970)

12/04/24

On Wednesday 1 May, WCIA are inviting Temple

Mayday in the Peace Archives! Join an Inspiring Day on 1 May

29/03/24

AnniesDiary100 Homepage Women’s Centenary Homepage Help Transcribe the

#AnniesDiary100: Southampton, ‘The Last Post’ – and the Women’s Peace Legacy

22/03/24

AnniesDiary100 Homepage Women’s Centenary Homepage <– Diary Week

Week 9 of #AnniesDiary100 – Voyage on the RMS Olympic, homewards to Wales

20/03/24

Eleni mae Neges Heddwch ac Ewyllys Da yr

Neges Heddwch ac Ewyllys Da 2024: ‘Gweithred yw Gobaith’

20/03/24

In June 2023, I started my internship as

The 1935 Peace Ballot in Wales

02/04/20

23/04/24

Voices from the Women’s Peace Appeal: Kathleen Carpenter, Aberystwyth (1891-1970)

12/04/24

Mayday in the Peace Archives! Join an Inspiring Day on 1 May

29/03/24

#AnniesDiary100: Southampton, ‘The Last Post’ – and the Women’s Peace Legacy

22/03/24

Week 9 of #AnniesDiary100 – Voyage on the RMS Olympic, homewards to Wales

20/03/24

Neges Heddwch ac Ewyllys Da 2024: ‘Gweithred yw Gobaith’

20/03/24

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