Details

Author

• Peoples Mandate Committee for Inter-American Peace and Cooperation [Browse]

Series

• Women and Social Movements, International
• Swarthmore College Peace Collection

Summary note

News Bulletin sent by the Office in charge of the Petition for Peace in Washington, D.C. - In 1935, the Women's League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF, la Liga Internacional Feminina Pro Paz y Libertad) began a campaign to secure 50,000,000 signatures on a petition for world peace. The petition asked governments to support peaceful mediation options and to reduce arms. This document lists Latin American people of note who support the petition. It also announces the cooperation of the Comision Interamericana de Mujeres (CIM) in the project.

Notes

Title from resource description page (viewed October 10, 2017).

Language note

• In Spanish.
• Original language in Spanish.

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