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Nerve Anti-War Calendar 2014 - July

Conditions at the hastily-converted Huyton internment camp became a national disgrace. Hugo Drachinger, a German inmate, painted Men Washing Outdoors on the Manchester Guardian of 20 July 1940. (Image: Liverpool museums)

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  1 2 3 1988: Snowball picnic and tennis games at Capenhurst nuclear plant: 5 arrests 4 1969: John Lennon's Give Peace a Chance released in UK 5 1986: Declaration of British Independence at US Burtonwood base 6 1958: Open-air rally greets peace marchers from Hull
7 1940: Inmates at Huyton internment camp demand MPs visit to view appalling conditions 8 1986: M'side Women for Peace cycle-ride to London to protest French nuclear tests (Day 2) 9 10 1940: Sidney Silverman speaks out against indiscriminate internment of refugees 11 12 1916: Glasgow anti-war trade unionists given freedom of Liverpool Trades Council 13
14 1984: Christian groups leaflet Billy Graham Anfield rallies: 'Blessed are the Peacemakers' 15 1987: Activists break into Capenhurst nuclear plant and disable vehicles 16 17 1917: War poet Siegfried Sassoon throws his Military Cross ribbon into the Mersey at Formby beach 18 1937: Merseyside Spanish Aid Committee public meeting in Picton Hall 19 20
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28 29 1922: 'No More War' march of over 5,000 to Sheil Park and evening stadium rally 30 1996: Ploughshares activists acquitted at Crown Court after damaging Hawk fighter aircraft 31 Also in this month...
1911: Liverpool stonemason Fred Bower publishes 'Don't Shoot', an open letter to soldiers (29th)
1848: 500 dockers refuse to become special constables and are dismissed from their jobs (29th)
1955: Quakers demand of American consul in Liverpool that atomic bomb tests be stopped
2007 Stok's John Lennon 2013 Pax Christi at Menwith Hill (4th)

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