Item 2008.3.1.212.4 - Recording of Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament

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Recording of Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament

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  • Variations in title: Canon L. John Collins & Diana Collins Recording

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2008.3.1.212.4

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  • [after Feb. 1958] (Creation)

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1 audiocassette (24 min.)

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(1923 - 1999)

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Audio recording consists of speeches and related forum questions at a public forum in Canada (Ottawa?) in post-WWII period. Speaker refers to this as the “post-McCarthy era”. The MC notes that the “CND” founders are on a speaking tour in the U.S., so it is possible this recording is a component of that tour. Speeches appear to be by Canon L. John Collins & Diana Collins who were both organizers of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, an organization founded in 1958, which by 1960 was the largest mass movement in Britain. The CND organizers included philosopher Bertrand Russell, and chair of the Campaign was Canon L. John Collins and his wife Diana Collins. John & Diana Collins speak on the state of protest groups for nuclear disarmament in Britain, U.S. and Canada. The end of forum includes a political motion that the campaign for nuclear disarmament in Canada will renew itself to approach politicians to oppose arms development in Canada whether at home or abroad.

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00’01” -4’06” recording starts in progress with speaker possibly Cannon John Collins, chairman of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament

4’07-11’25” recording of woman, possibly Mrs. [John] Diana Collins of the CND; answering question from audience on how to stop nuclear war from happening

11’26-21’39” continued speeches; includes position of [Anglican?] church on nuclear disarmament and position of the Canadian Peace Institute

21’40-24’31” motion on nuclear disarmament in Canada; passed.

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  • English

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    Personal or academic use of materials is welcomed under the standard fair use and educational use clauses of Canadian Copyright Law. Commercial use is, however, forbidden without the express permission of the copyright holder. For information on obtaining written permission from the copyright holder, please contact the Northern B.C. Archives and Special Collections.

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