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Brief History of the 60’s Peace Movement

By the 1950s, disillusionment had sunk in that “the war to end all wars” early in the 20th century had been an impossible dream. It…

History of the Peace Movement / October 1, 2015

Beverly Kae Johnson Biehr is a retired teacher and a retired pastor. She volunteers as an on-call hospital chaplain, living as a snowbird with husband Harry, wintering in Ocala, Florida. She is a strong advocate of making peace her number one priority and encouraging others, no matter their age, race, ethnicity, gender, disability, political party, or religion to become activists. This photo was taken in the summer of 1970. I had just recovered from rheumatic fever, as described in Chapter 9 of Casualties of Peacemaking, and was still regaining my strength.

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This blog is to encourage persons of all ages, races, ethnicities, genders, disabilities, political parties, and religions to become peace-making activists.

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Brief History of the 60’s Peace Movement

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