pacifism

Presents a memoir by a young Palestinian man who rejected his militant past to become the leader of a peace movement.

Presents interviews with some of the men who entered the Civilian Public Service during World War II as an alternative to combat duty and explores the contribution they were able to make to American society.

In 1943, nineteen-year-old Jim Yoder serves as a waist gunner aboard a B-24 in the United States Army Air Corps, but through a strange chain of events, is trapped behind enemy lines in Hitler's Europe, alone, on foot, and on the run, and finds himself returning to his family's staunchly pacifist Mennonite roots.

Records the sentiments of children in the present war zones of the world. Based on a "Time" magazine cover story.

Explores the history, ideals, and activism of the American peace movement.

Draws upon insights provided by thirty-two militants, both republican and loyalist, to provide a history and analysis of the twenty-five years of conflict over the ancestral political question of whether Northern Ireland should unite with the Republic of Ireland or remain a British state.

Covers peace movements related to conflicts in U.S. history such as the Spanish-American War, both world wars, and the Vietnam War. Discusses the nonviolent activities of the civil rights movement of the 1960s.