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A I.P.C letter regarding the Spanish refugee crisis. It implores all those who are affiliated with the International Peace Campaign to contribute towards a solution.

A letter asking for the support of Australian churches for the Australian Peace Congress to be held 16 - 19 September. It is asked that the Church to display posters on their noticeboards, hold services and encourage members of congregation to…

Full constitution and manifesto for Australian Women's National League

Object of the Council "To provide for the participation of Victoria in the International Peace Campaign by co-ordinating the activities of all organisations approving, as a general basis of co-operation, the Four-Point Programme of the Brussels".…

The constitution of the Victorian Council of the International Peace Campaign. This governing document details the regulations regarding membership, the council, office-bearers, patrons, financials etc.

Delegates presenting at the League of Nations General Assembly, Geneva. The League of Nations was an international organization founded as a result of the Paris Peace Conference, 1919. The League's goals included disarmament, preventing war through…

Sir William Harrison Moore comments on the process taken in establishing a convention on the abolition of slavery and forced labour with special reference to Australia, Nauru and New Zealand.

A draft of the Spanish Relief Conference's resolution as an organisation. It details what must be done in order to achieve the aims outlines in the document.

The eight resolutions of the General Commission of the Peace Congress,
One particular resolution was the strengthening of the League of Nations, in order to prevent or stop war.

The General Secretary elaborates on weaknesses of the Australian League such as;
-the great number of lectures given of a very 'general', unspecific nature, which are irrelevant for the current political issues.
- Many lectures have been given to…