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Pacifist Research Bureau Collected Records

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Earlier referred to as the Pacifist Research Commission, the Pacifist Research Bureau was formed in March 1942 by a representative group of religious pacifists from churches and leading pacifist organizations. It based its work upon the philosophy of pacifism, the creation of a world brotherhood, and sacrificial good will as the only means of overcoming evil. The Bureau studied current problems and reported its findings in pamphlet form, hoping to make a solid contribution based on scientific research.

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Processed by SCPC staff; checklist prepared by Anne M. Yoder, Archivist, November 1997

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Collection Inventory

Correspondence of E. Raymond Wilson regarding the origin of the Pacifist Research Bureau (located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), 1941-1945.
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Meeting minutes and reports, 1943-1946.
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Releases, 1943-1947.
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Lists of publications, etc., 1944-1949.
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Periodical "Quarterly Research Survey", 1947-1949.
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Pamphlets: "Pacifist Diplomacy in Conflict Situations" by Bertram Pickard, 1943 (September).
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Pamphlets: "Principles and Practice from Delaware to Dumbarton Oaks Series 1:3, 1944 (December).
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Pamphlets: "The Balance of Power" by Edward Vose Gulick Series 2 [Coercion: A Study in the Use of Force], No. 1, 1943 (March).
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Pamphlets: "Coercion of States: In Federal Unions" by Harrop Freeman and Theodore Paullin Series 2 [Coercion: A Study in the Use of Force], No. 2, 1943 (January).
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Pamphlets: "Coercion of States in International Organizations" by Harrop Freeman Series 2 [Coercion: A Study in the Use of Force], No. 3, 1944 (April).
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Pamphlets: "Coercion in Penal Treatment: Past and Present" by Mabel A. Elliott Series 2 [Coercion: A Study in the Use of Force], No. 5, 1947.
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Pamphlets: "Introduction to Non-Violence" by Theodore Paullin Series 3 [Non-Violent Action in Tension Areas], No. 1, 1944 (July).
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Pamphlets: "Comparative Peace Plans" by Theodore Paullin Series 4 [World Organization], No. 1, 1943 (May).
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Pamphlets: "The United Nations Organization and International Law" by Harrop Freeman Series 4 [World Organization], No. 2, 1946 (April).
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Pamphlets: "International Road to Peace: A Study in Functional International Organization" by Harrop Freeman and Theodore Paullin Series 4 [World Organization], No. 3, 1947 (March).
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Pamphlets: "The Political Theories of Modern Pacifism Series 5 [Pacifism and Government], No. 1, 1944 (July).
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Pamphlets: "Conscientious Objectors in Prison, 1940-1945" by Mulford Sibley and Ada Wardlaw Series 5 [Pacifism and Government], No. 2, 1945 (October).
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Pamphlets: "Quakers and Peace" by Ruth Freeman Series 5 [Pacifism and Government], No. 3, 1947 (July).
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Pamphlets: "The New Economics and World Peace" by Robert Stevens Series 6 [Pacifism and Economics], No. 1, 1944 (November).
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Pamphlets: "The Genesis of Pearl Harbor" by William Neumann Series 7:1, 1945 (April).
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Pamphlets: "The Constitutionality of Peacetime Conscription" Series 7:2, 1944 (December).
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Pamphlets: "Sourcebook of Peacetime Conscription", 1944 (November).
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Pamphlets: "War, Transition and Peace".
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Pamphlets: "Study Pamphlet on the War, the Transition Process, and the Peace".
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