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Papers of Linda Kaye, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) activist... Papers of Linda Kaye, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) activist, 1960-1980s


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Posters, handbills and other publications concerning demonstrations and campaigns by the Committee of 100 and the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Press cuttings mainly relating to CND, immigration and opposition to the National Front Posters advertising demonstrations against the Vietnam war Posters issued by the International Socialists, the National Right to Work Campaign and others mainly advertising protests against the 3-day week and unemployment Anti-Nazi League and other anti-National Front leaflets Posters: 'Remember Bloody Sunday' demonstration and rally; demonstration called by NOISS [National Organisation of International Socialist Societies] and Southern Africa Solidarity Campaign; 'Spot the scrounger' and 'to hell with the Social Contract!' featuring 'Elizabeth Queen' and 'Queen Elizabeth' (Socialist Worker)