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Back to index of Nerve 23 - Anti-War Calendar 2014
Nerve Anti-War Calendar 2014 - November
 |
Lest we forget - white poppies have been
worn since 1934 by those who want peace |
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
1969 Vietnam War protest (15th) |
1 1986: 70 arrests at 'Snowball' fence-cutting actions at Capenhurst and Burtonwood | 2 1984: Capenhurst blockade in protest against illegal use of Namibian Uranium | ||||
| 3 | 4 2013: First meeting of new 'Close Capenhurst' campaign | 5 1934: University Anti-War Society reports 'the support of many students who are opposed to war' | 6 | 7 | 8 1983 24-hour 'peace picket' of Brocklebank Dock and vigil at Burtonwood | 9 1934: Bootle Council resolution against Incitement to Disaffection Bill |
| 10 1934: Daily Post carries Quaker 'Call to complete disarmament' | 11 1921: Unemployed workers demonstrate at Armistice Day parade | 12 | 13 1982: Womens peace camp set up at Capenhurst nuclear plant | 14 1957: 300 attend showing of film Children of Hiroshima | 15 1969: Merseyside Committee for Peace in Vietnam carry coffin to Pier Head vigil | 16 1985: Plaque unveiled to 27 Merseyside volunteers who died fighting for the republic in Spanish civil war |
| 17 2012: Women Defending Children vigil on Church Street | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 1959: Merseyside Film Institute show film at Philharmonic of first Aldermaston march | 22 | 23 |
| 24 | 25 1969: John Lennon returns MBE to Buckingham Palace | 26 1990: The Farm release single 'All Together Now - in No Man's Land' | 27 | 28 | 29 2007: M'ide Stop the War exhibits 'Al-Turnertive' artwork for peace in five city galleries | 30 |
| Also in this month... 1914: Five Liverpudlians among original membership of No Conscription Fellowship 2003: Doctors Janet Price and Lis Davidson of 'Conscience' campaign pay taxes with bloodstained cheques in protest at Iraq war (10th) 2006: Six members of Kings Liverpool regiment, executed in WW1, receive posthumous pardon (8th) |
2012 Women Defending Children (17th) |
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