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... pacifists ( who were accused of not having a " genuinely pacifist spirit ” ) . " Resistance " pacifists felt themselves closer to the labor movement and the European underground than they did to traditional non - resist- ance . They ...
... pacifists ( who were accused of not having a " genuinely pacifist spirit ” ) . " Resistance " pacifists felt themselves closer to the labor movement and the European underground than they did to traditional non - resist- ance . They ...
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... pacifists " at one end to " unilateralists " at the other . Nuclear pacifists are primarily opposed to nuclear weapons , rather than war in general , while unilateralists ( comprising most traditional pacifists ) favor varying degrees ...
... pacifists " at one end to " unilateralists " at the other . Nuclear pacifists are primarily opposed to nuclear weapons , rather than war in general , while unilateralists ( comprising most traditional pacifists ) favor varying degrees ...
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... pacifists for Castro , even after it was apparent that Castro had em- barked on a one - party system and a dictatorship , showed that pacifists are not immune to the lure of the mass leader . But it also showed a fundamental ...
... pacifists for Castro , even after it was apparent that Castro had em- barked on a one - party system and a dictatorship , showed that pacifists are not immune to the lure of the mass leader . But it also showed a fundamental ...
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