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... means . I , therefore , advocate the establishment of an international organization and an international pacifist fund to support the active war resisters of our day . In conclusion , may I say that the serious pacifists who want to ac ...
... means . I , therefore , advocate the establishment of an international organization and an international pacifist fund to support the active war resisters of our day . In conclusion , may I say that the serious pacifists who want to ac ...
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... means for inflicting vio- lence , as well as psychological weapons , such as schools , radio and the press , against which ordinary mortals are defenseless . The essence of despotism lies not only in the fact that one man with virtually ...
... means for inflicting vio- lence , as well as psychological weapons , such as schools , radio and the press , against which ordinary mortals are defenseless . The essence of despotism lies not only in the fact that one man with virtually ...
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... means of an en- slaved press , a centralized radio service and a system of education oriented toward an aggressive foreign policy . In those countries , refusal of military service means martyrdom and death for those courageous enough ...
... means of an en- slaved press , a centralized radio service and a system of education oriented toward an aggressive foreign policy . In those countries , refusal of military service means martyrdom and death for those courageous enough ...
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