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Peace in Print Peace in print Originally written on the Operating System CP/M 2.2 and the Word Processing Program Word Star 2.2 Converted into and continued in Word Perfect 5.1 and 7.0. Converted into html 2001. Dk=5: 01.6157. 01.6323. 01.63551. 15.7. 32.3. 35.51 Copyright 1991-2001 © Holger Terp. This book is copyright under the Berne Convention. All rights are reserved. Apart from any fair dealing for the purpose of private study research, criticism or review, as permitted under the Copyright Act, 1956, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, chemical, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the copyright owner. Holger Terp. Strandbyparken 4. 1 tv. 2650 Hvidovre. Denmark. 009 45 (3) 1 78 40 28. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Thanks to the late Hans-Henrik Pusch of Copenhagen whose kind generosity inspired and made this work much more complete than it otherwise would have been; Librarian Betty Nielsen, Librarian Katherine Laundry at Canadian Institute for International Peace and Security - Ottawa. The staffs at The Royal Library - Copenhagen, Odense University Library, The Labor Movement Library and Archive - Denmark - Copenhagen, The Labor Movement Archive and Library - Norway - Oslo, The Library of the Nobel Institute - Oslo, The International Institute of Social History - Amsterdam (who keep the files of WRI), International Archives of the Women's Movement - Amsterdam, McCabe Library - Swartmore (where the Swartmore College Peace Collection is located), The Periodical Center - Copenhagen, The Library at Guldbergsgade - Copenhagen, The Royal School of Librarianship at Copenhagen. Also thanks for advise to Professor Håkan Wiberg - Center of Peace and Conflict Research at the University of Copenhagen. Especially thanks to translator Gordon Roberts, Århus. Also thanks to the many Danish and international peace groups and publishers of books on the history of the peace movements who in different ways have helped me with information. The research libraries here mentioned contains many books on the history of the peace movements. Parts of the introduction has appeared in Danish peace magazines and has been used in the education of 5th semester students at The Royal School of Librarianship at Copenhagen. Published with economical aid from: The Danish Peace Foundation. Fredsfondens hus. Nyhavn 21. 1051 Copenhagen K. Denmark. In the future I would like to be informed about both new books on the history of the peace movements as well as books which were "forgotten" in the bibliography. TECNICAL FOREWORD TO BIBLIOGRAPHY PEACE IN PRINT First of all I must say, that the title of this bibliography, peace in print does not have the same meaning as the Book's in print in the English speaking world. This is a bibliography of "Books out of Print", not a list of books for sale, though some of the books of course still can be obtained from booksellers or antiquarian book sellers. The title of this volume is merely a play with words. This rather short bibliography of the history of the peace movements is thought to be a tool and a help for those interested in the subject for whatever reasons: university teachers and students, librarians, journalist and individuals in the peace movement. Here is an international bibliography so that the reader can learn what has been written about the history of the peace movement in different countries. The bibliography chiefly covers books in English, German, French, Danish, Swedish and Norwegian. Regarding the registration of Danish and Norwegian books on the history of the peace movement the registration is thought to be complete. For those who are unable to read some of the rather exotic languages I have made a short note on what most of the books are about. Many of these are research books from different university specialties and include an English or German summary making them accessible to those persons without knowledge of the language in question. Books written by famous authors found in one language, might be translated to other languages, or they might be reprinted, as well as the books published by big (international) cooperations are to be found in more than one language and edition. Famous authors have often their writings published in "collected works", which is another important source of information. Note also that many of the books here mentioned list bibliographies, reading lists and subject indexes so that the student of the history of the peace movement can pursue the subject still further. And further note that many of the peace groups publish rules of regulations, directories of members, annual reports, proceedings and minutes from meetings and conferences, which can possible be borrowed from their main office's archive or from libraries. Many of the conferences of the peace movements are recorded and printed and are thus an important source to the political discussions in the peace movements. XI Friedenskomitee der Bundesrepulbik Deutschland 232 Landsfriedenskomitee Baden-Würtemberg237 Landsfriedenskomitee Bayern238 Landsfriedenskomitee Bremen239 Landsfriedenskomitee Nordrhei-Westfalen239 Friedensbewegung Saar240 Kreis der Friedensfreunde Mannheim241 Deutsche Friendensgesellschaft242 Kampfbund gegen Atomschäden245 Westdeutsche Frauenfriedensbewegung249 Internationale der Kriegsdienstverweigerer251 Verband der Kriegsdienstverweigerer Frankfurt252 Internationale der Kriegsdienstverweigerer und Versöhnungsbund Stuttgart252 Bayerische Friedensbewegung253 Some of the German peace movements during the 1950'ties. Illustration from no. ? . pp. 285 I have not made any political, scientific, religious or moral judgment about the books listed here. The criterion for including a book in this bibliography is merely that they are published and that I have learned about it. The student of the history of the peace movement must make his or her own judgment about the quality and usage of a publication. The subject of reference bibliographies is often broader than just the peace movement and their history. The reference bibliographies also present writings on international policy in general and books of or about the peace movement and their activities, development and ideas. However only few important courses on the develop­ ment of the idea of peace and international relations are included in this bibliography. Basic those, who are important to get an overall view of the development. When there are more than one author/editor or when the title are thought to be most significant, the title becomes the main reference for that entry. The Subject Index and the Subject Headings may help the reader to find the books he or she is looking for. The registration of the books was completed in 19931. Attempts have been made to predominately use primarely registered books. When it in some cases unfortunately not have been possible, the results of on-line searches and the "Books in Print" for the different countries have been consulted as well as "The National Union Catalogue" (NUC) with books printed before (and after) 1956. However still some of the books recorded in this bibliography remain unverified. Now after going though this bibliography the difficulty lies in getting hold of the books. However, if the local public library does not have the books, the research libraries, such as national or copyright libraries will have them, or they can through inter librarian loans obtain them. THE MAGAZINES OF THE PEACE MOVEMENTS This bibliography covers, as a rule and for practical reasons, only books and booklets. For the bibliographic references to magazines of the peace movements, see the bibliographies of Jacob ter Meulen, the Nobel Catalogue and Fried for magazines of the early peace movements, Reichel for German peace magazines and newspapers to 19336, the magazine "Die Friedenswarte" [vol. 1. 1899 ff.], for the inter war period, Arkin, Fred i bevægelse, Peace Research Abstracts Journal and Kodama for the magazines of the new peace movements, "Canada and International Security" for the Canadian and international magazines and indexed articles 1985 ff, The Acquisition lists from the library of the Norwegian Nobel Institute for new international peace magazines, Blumberg and French for Psychological peace magazines and Terp for the Danish peace magazines since 1882. For reprints of peace magazines see: "The Library of World Peace Studies" as they are recorded by the Library of the Norwegian Nobel Institute. F(062) L61 B.C. Secondary Students' Peace Educa­ tion Conference. "Deciding Library of world peace studies / our role in the nuclear age : Warren F. Kuehl (ed.). - [s.l.] : proceedings of the B.C. Secondary Clearwater, 1978-1982. - 1242 Students' Peace microfiche. Education Conference. Brackendale, B.C., November 8-10, 1985.": Peace Vol. [1]: Advocate of peace : vol.1, Education Coalition of British 1837 - vol.95, 1932. - 260 microfiche. Columbia. 38p. (PSBIB,ISN=5147) ? THES: Peace Education / Peace Move­ ments / Peace Research Vol. [2]: American advocate of peace : vol.1, 1834 - vol.2, 1836. - 7 microfi­ GEO: Canada che. ? Bacher, John. "Peace Movement's Vol. [3]: Another mother for peace : Limited Agenda." CANADIAN DI­ August 1967 - October 1975. - 4 MENSION 21 (60, O '87. p.8-10. micro­ fiche. (PV­ R,ISN=1211) ? Vol. [4]: Arms control & Bacher, John. "Le mouvement disarmament bibliography : vol.1, pacifiste canadien et ses conflits de 1964/65 - vol.9, no.2, 1973. - 43 valeur." microfiche. OPTION PAIX 5(4), hiver'87. p.13-16. ? (PSBIB,ISN=9765) Vol. [5]: Calumet : vol.1, 1831 - vo­ THES: Peace Movements l.2, 1835. - 10 microfiche. GEO: Canada ? Vol. [6]: Correspondance autographiee du Bureau Bacher, John. "War resisters." international de la paix 1892 - 1895 : PEACE MAGAZINE VII(IV), correspondance bimensuelle 1895 - Jl/Au'91. p.25. 1911 : le mouvement pacifiste 1911 - 1940. - 86 microfiche. (PSBIB,ISN=67394) ? THES: pacifism Vol. [7]: The defense monitor : vol.1, 1972 - vol.11, no.8, 1982. - 10 "Balts on the brink." ECONOMIST microfi­ che. 318(7689), Ja 12-18'91. p.39-40. ? (PSBIB,ISN=36225) Vol.
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