Anti-nuclear pamphlets
Title:
Anti-nuclear pamphlets
Source:
Human Rights Archive (David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University)
Date:
1959-1964
Citation:
Anti-nuclear pamphlets. Boxes 4 and 7, George Vickers papers, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University.
Alternative Text:
Two pamphlets side by side. One features a design in two vertical segments: above is an illustration of a normative 1950s white middle class family holding hands near a tree under a sunny sky; below is an illustration of an atomic bomb with a skull inside, and text reading "that men may live! an alternative to atomic death." The second pamphlet, which reads "Student Peace Union," features a collage of photographs depicting protesters on city streets holding signs with messages opposing nuclear testing.
Original Format:
Pamphlets
![Two pamphlets side by side. One features a design in two vertical segments: above is an illustration of a normative 1950s white middle class family holding hands near a tree under a sunny sky; below is an illustration of an atomic bomb with a skull inside, and text reading "that men may live! an alternative to atomic death." The second pamphlet, which reads "Student Peace Union," features a collage of photographs depicting protesters on city streets holding signs with messages opposing nuclear testing.](https://exhibits.library.duke.edu/files/original/29f20808a177e742552c5413b7a340a0.jpg "Two pamphlets side by side. One features a design in two vertical segments: above is an illustration of a normative 1950s white middle class family holding hands near a tree under a sunny sky; below is an illustration of an atomic bomb with a skull inside, and text reading "that men may live! an alternative to atomic death." The second pamphlet, which reads "Student Peace Union," features a collage of photographs depicting protesters on city streets holding signs with messages opposing nuclear testing.")
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