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File:Bertrand Russell leads anti-nuclear march in London, Feb 1961.jpg

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English: Bertrand Russell & his wife Edith Russell lead CND march in London on Sat 18 Feb 1961 along with Michael Randle (2nd left), Rev Michael Scott (next right) and Ralph Schoenman (next to Edith Russell). A rally in Trafalgar Square was followed by peaceful sit-down Committee of 100 protest at Defence Ministry against Polaris missiles being delivered to River Clyde.
Date 19 September 2010, 20:13:36
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