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Records Management item number RB/202
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Unions NSW..
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Poster - Unions work for peace no war. [POSTER]
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Sydney : Unions NSW, 2003.
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1 poster : col. ; 59 x 42 cm.
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Poster text: Unions work for peace no war. This workplace supports peace. To find out how your workplace can work for peace visit www.labor.net.au and click on "No war in Iraq". To receive updates about the peace movement and labor movement events, join the activist register at www.labor.net.au/activist
Poster text, continued: Unions NSW with you at work.
Photo by Veronica Black.
Note re date of publication of poster: "In 2003, when the government under John Howard deployed troops to fight in Iraq, 600,000 Australians marched in protest." -- The Conversation
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Article from The Conversation re demonstrations against the war in Iraq.
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