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American Society of International Law Collected Records
American Union Against Militarism Records
American Union for Concerted Peace Efforts Collected Records
Includes the periodical Toward World Cooperation.
American Veterans Committee Collected Records
American Women for Peace Collected Records
Materials include releases, leaflets, and the American Women for Peace periodical Peacemaker.
American Youth Congress Collected Records
Americans Committed to World Responsibility Collected Records
Collection is primarily printed material; includes correspondence, training manuals, conference proceedings.
Americans for Peace Collected Records
Bent Andresen Collected Papers
Bent Andresen registered as a conscientious objector (CO) during World War Two and was sent to a Civilian Public Service in 1944. Andresen participated in a guinea pig project in which he and several other COs lived in a refrigerated room for three months to test the impact of a high-protein diet on cold-weather conditions. He went AWOL in 1945 and was sentenced to two years in prison. Andreson was involved in various peace and justice groups throughout his lifetime.
Bennett W. Andrews and Florence N. Andrews Papers
Bennett Andrews was an absolutist conscientious objector during World War II. He served a five year sentence Danbury Prison, a federal penitentiary, in Connecticut. There he worked in a number of positions in the prison. Bennett Andrews was released from prison on July 11, 1946 and received amnesty from President Truman in 1947. Florence Andrews (born in 1913) married Bennett on July 22, 1938. She was also a strong pacifist, who fully supported her husband's C.O. stance.