pacifist groups

Pérez Esquivel began working with popularly based Latin American Christian pacifist groups during the 1960s.

Most vocal opposition came from pacifist groups and groups promoting a leftist political agenda ; in the United States, the group A. N. S. W. E. R.

Revolutionary and pacifist groups, such as the Socialist Party of America and the Industrial Workers of the World ( IWW ; its members are known as Wobblies ), strongly opposed the war.

The VMC was, however, a much more representative body, including a wide variety of pre-existing Australian groups: Church groups, Trade Unions, radical and moderate student organizations, pacifist groups and anti-war groups.

He tried speaking out with pacifist groups, sending parts of his paycheck to Hiroshima, writing letters of apology, and at a couple of points attempted suicide.

He tried speaking out with pacifist groups, sending parts of his paycheck to Hiroshima, writing letters of apology, and once or twice may have attempted suicide.