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1937
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1993
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{"value"=>"III. Publications and publicity"}
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{"value"=>"<p>This series contains press releases, open letters to elected officials, petitions, pamphlets, flyers and other printed matter produced by the Campaign, as well as some correspondence discussing their content and production. It begins with Lola Maverick Lloyd and Rosika Schwimmer's pamphlet <span class=\"title\">Chaos, War Or A New World Order?</span> in 1937, and continues through nearly every year of the Campaign, with a lull during the late 1960s and a renewed burst of production during the late Cold War years of the 1980s. Because the United Nations began formation and planning in 1944-1945, those years saw a large burst of publishing activity as the Campaign advocated for its vision of what the UN should be.</p> <p>Earlier material includes speeches and transcripts of radio appearances by William B. Lloyd centered on U.S. neutrality in the Second World War. Later material includes warnings about the dangers of nuclear war, educational pamphlets about the need and organizational plan for a world government, press releases on the need for UN reform, and publicity for the results of the Campaign's surveys of Congressional candidates.</p>"}
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1937
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1993
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1937