Peace
The collections cover peace movements in the United States and Europe during World War I and the interwar period. Among them are the papers of pacifist Alice Park and Nobel Peace Prize recipient Alfred Fried. The library holds many rare pamphlets issued by peace organizations. Other archival collections concern disarmament and peace movements in the Vietnam War era.
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Irwin Abrams Papers
US educator; director, foreign service training, American Friends Service Committee, 1943–46
Fellowship of Reconciliation Records
US nondenominational pacifist organization
Alfred Hermann Fried Papers
Austrian pacifist; winner, Nobel Peace Prize, 1911
George Davis Herron Papers
Unofficial adviser to President Woodrow Wilson
Wolfgang Janisch Papers
East German artist and peace activist
David Starr Jordan Papers
US educator and pacifist; president, Stanford University, 1891 –1913
Guenter Lewy Collection
Miscellaneous materials related to pacifist groups in the United States and Germany
Alice Park Papers
US pacifist and feminist; member, Henry Ford Peace Ship expedition, 1915
Rosika Schwimmer Papers
Hungarian pacifist and feminist
World without War Council Records
US nonprofit organization that promoted peace
Peace Subject Collection
Miscellaneous materials
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Peace Archival Collections Peace Library Materials
Esenwein, George Richard. Guide to the John D. Crummey Peace Collection in the Hoover Institution. Stanford, Calif.: Hoover Institution, Stanford University, 1991.
!["Wars We Should Fight" (1939; Annie Lee Guinther, artist), US 8176, Poster colle](http://www.hoover.org/sites/default/files/styles/research_teaser/public/uploads/images/poster_us_08176201305131611.jpg?itok=B76q8Ejz ""Wars We Should Fight" (1939; Annie Lee Guinther, artist), US 8176, Poster collection, Hoover Institution Archives.")
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