Antinuclear movement
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
'"Abolish All Nuclear Weapons!"', June 9-12 1988
'Don't Let French Business Boom In The South Pacific', n.d. [1980s-1990s?]
'For good, strong nuclear free legislation', Friday August 8 [1970s - 1980s?]
Laminated black and white poster advertising a Torchlight March 'For good, strong nuclear free legislation'. Includes a drawing of a flower [poppy?] and the text: 'Assemble: Cenotaph, 6pm Friday August 8th, Hiroshima march to old town hall, Speakers: Helen Clark, Lloyd Gerring, Jim Knox, No More Hiroshimas'.
Sticker on rear of poster states 'This poster is the property of the: Trade Union Education Authority, PO Box 6645 Te Aro, Wellington, (04) 852-938'.
'Gone With The Wind', [1980]
'International Physicians For The Prevention Of Nuclear War', 9-10 February 1987
International Women's Day for Nuclear Disarmament, [1983]
'Jobs - not War', 1 May 1983
'Metalworkers - Take A Walk For Nuclear Disarmament', Sunday March 23 1986
'No More Hiroshimas', 2-7 August [1970s - 1980s?]
Laminated colour poster advertising the 'No More Hiroshimas International Peace Poster Exhibition, Turnbull House Bowen Street, 2nd to 7th August'. Printed in red, black and white and including a print of a white flower [poppy?] against a red sky.
Sticker on rear of poster states 'This poster is on long term loan to TUEA from Therese O'Connell. The poster has been laminated with a grant made available by the Ministry of Women's Affairs.'
No more Hiroshimas, n.d. [1980s]
Laminated colour poster of a white poppy against a yellow sky growing above a ruined city skyline. Large black text underneath reads 'No more Hiroshimas' and event details: 'Hiroshima Day Thursday August 6th Peace March Civic Square to Cenotaph Assemble 12.15 - 12.30'. White background.
'Nuclear Free Independent Pacific', [1980s - 1990s]
Laminated black and white poster printed on blue paper. Includes drawing of a woman and child collecting shellfish on a beach, plus the text: 'Nuclear Free Independent Pacific'. Signed by Romi Curl.
'Nuclear free & Independent Pacific', n.d. [1980s - 1990s?]
Laminated colour poster advocating a 'Nuclear free & Independent Pacific'. Includes image of a bird [dove?] holding a red hibiscus in its beak on a blue background. Also includes text in Maori: 'Kia toituu te mana o te Moana nui aa Kiwa' and the Greenpeace logo in the bottom right corner.