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*[[Philip Berrigan]] - prominent anti-Vietnam war protester |
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*[[James Bevel]] - prominent anti-Vietnam war leader, organizer |
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*[[Barry Bonthus]] - farmer, inventor, anti-Vietnam war protester (Big Lake One) |
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*[[Elihu Burritt]] |
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*[[Tom Lewis]] - artist, anti-war activist (Baltimore Four and Catonsville Nine) |
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*[[Charles Lindbergh]] - campaigned against American entry in the second World War |
*[[Charles Lindbergh]] - campaigned against American entry in the second World War |
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*[[Dr. Gordon Livingston, M.D. - Vietnam war vet, physician, psychiatrist, anti-war activist |
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*[[Staughton Lynd]] - anti-Vietnam war leader |
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*[[Eugene McCarthy]] - U.S. presidential candidate, ran on an anti-Vietnam war agenda |
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*[[Bob Marley]] - inspirational anti-war singer/songwriter |
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*[[Rigoberta Menchú]] |
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*[[Rev. James L. Mengel - USAF vet(Korean War), printer, Christian missionary (Ghana, Korea), auxiliary civilian chaplain (USAF-Korea), pastor, anti-war activist (Baltimore Four) |
*[[Rev. James L. Mengel - USAF vet (Korean War), printer, Christian missionary (Ghana, Korea), auxiliary civilian chaplain (USAF-Korea), pastor, anti-war activist (Baltimore Four) |
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*[[Thomas Merton]] - inspirational writer, philosopher |
*[[Thomas Merton]] - inspirational writer, philosopher |
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*[[Barry Mitcalfe]] |
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Revision as of 22:33, 5 February 2013
This list of peace activists includes people who proactively advocate or advocated diplomatic, non-military resolution of international political disputes, usually through nonviolent means. A peace activist is an activist of the peace movement.
- Jane Addams
- Martti Ahtisaari
- Émile Arnaud - French peace campaigner, coined the word "Pacifism"
- Vittorio Arrigoni
- Joan Baez - prominent American anti-war protester, inspirational singer
- Ernesto Balducci
- Daniel Berrigan - prominent anti-Vietnam war protester
- Frida Berrigan
- Philip Berrigan - prominent anti-Vietnam war protester
- James Bevel - prominent anti-Vietnam war leader, organizer
- Barry Bonthus - farmer, inventor, anti-Vietnam war protester (Big Lake One)
- Vera Brittain
- Elihu Burritt
- Noam Chomsky - writer, activist, organizer
- Ramsey Clark - American anti-war and anti-nuclear lawyer, activist
- William Sloane Coffin
- Judy Collins - inspirational anti-war singer/songwriter, protester
- Rachel Corrie
- David Cortright
- Frances Crowe
- Rennie Davis - prominent anti-Vietnam war leader, organizer
- Dorothy Day
- David Dellinger - pacifist, prominent American anti-war leader
- Élie Ducommun
- Mel Duncan
- Shirin Ebadi
- David Eberhardt - poet, teacher, writer, anti-war activist (Baltimore Four)
- Albert Einstein - pacifist, anti-nuclear advocate
- Daniel Ellsberg - anti-war whistleblower, protester
- Tom Fox
- Comfort Freeman
- Alfred Fried - co-founder German peace movement, called for world peace organization.
- Mohandas Gandhi - writer, organizer, protester, and inspiration to movement leaders
- Allen Ginsberg - anti-war protester, writer
- Arthur Gish
- Mikhail Gorbachev - anti-nuclear activist during and after Soviet presidency
- Dick Gregory - comedian, anti-war protester
- Tenzin Gyatso - current Dalai Lama, advocate for peace
- Otto Hahn - pacifist, anti-nuclear weapons and testing advocate
- Thich Nhat Hanh
- G. Simon Harak
- Keir Hardie
- Brian Haw - initiated and long time participant, Parliament Square Peace Campaign
- Sidney Hinkes
- Emily Hobhouse
- Abbie Hoffman - anti-Vietnam war leader, co-founder of Yippies
- Aldous Huxley - anti-war and anti-conflict writer
- Khawaja Zafar Iqbal
- Kathy Kelly
- Robert F. Kennedy - anti-Vietnam war U.S. presidential candidate
- Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan
- Martin Luther King Jr. - pastor, prominent anti-Vietnam war protester, inspiration
- Ron Kovic - Vietnam war veteran, protestor of war
- George Lansbury
- John Lennon - singer songwriter of activist songs, anti-war protestor
- Sidney Lens - anti-Vietnam war leader
- Tom Lewis - artist, anti-war activist (Baltimore Four and Catonsville Nine)
- Charles Lindbergh - campaigned against American entry in the second World War
- [[Dr. Gordon Livingston, M.D. - Vietnam war vet, physician, psychiatrist, anti-war activist
- Staughton Lynd - anti-Vietnam war leader
- Eugene McCarthy - U.S. presidential candidate, ran on an anti-Vietnam war agenda
- George McGovern - U.S. Senator, Presidential candidate, anti-Vietnam war agenda
- David McTaggart
- Mairead Corrigan Maguire
- Bob Marley - inspirational anti-war singer/songwriter
- Rigoberta Menchú
- [[Rev. James L. Mengel - USAF vet (Korean War), printer, Christian missionary (Ghana, Korea), auxiliary civilian chaplain (USAF-Korea), pastor, anti-war activist (Baltimore Four)
- Thomas Merton - inspirational writer, philosopher
- Barry Mitcalfe
- A.J. Muste - pacifist, American anti-Vietnam War leader
- Abie Nathan
- Phil Ochs - anti-Vietnam war singer/songwriter, initiated protest events
- Yoko Ono - anti-Vietnam war campaigner in America and Europe
- Laurence Overmire
- Rosa Parks - NAACP civil rights worker, anti-war activist, M. L. King aide
- Linus Pauling - anti-nuclear testing advocate and leader
- Concepcion Picciotto - anti-nuclear and anti-war protestor, White House Peace Vigil
- Peace Pilgrim - walked the highways and streets of America promoting peace
- Lindis Percy
- Jeannette Rankin
- Marcus Raskin
- Dahlia Ravikovitch
- Henry Richard
- Oscar Romero
- Jerry Rubin - anti-Vietnam war leader, co-founder of the Yippies
- Sophie Scholl
- Pete Seeger - anti-war protestor, inspirational singer/songwriter
- Jeff Sharlet - anti-Vietnam war soldier, journalist
- Martin Sheen - anti-war and anti-nuclear bomb protestor, inspirational American actor
- Dick Sheppard
- Toma Sik
- Jeanmarie Simpson
- Ramjee Singh - Indian peace activist, philosopher and Gandhian
- Samantha Smith - young advocate of peace between Soviets and Americans
- Benjamin Spock - anti-Vietnam war protestor, writer
- Olaf Stapledon
- Cat Stevens
- Tank Man - Stood in front of tank during China protest
- Eve Tetaz
- Thomas - initiated, long-time particpant, White House peace vigil
- Ellen Thomas - long-time participant, White House peace vigil
- Leo Tolstoy - writer on nonviolence, inspiration to movement leaders
- Jo Vallentine
- Mordechai Vanunu
- Sérgio Vieira de Mello
- Kurt Vonnegut - prominent anti-war and anti-nuclear writer and protestor
- Bertha von Suttner
- John Wallach
- Alfred Webre - cooperation in space advocate, other activities
- Jody Williams
- Brian Willson
- Lawrence S. Wittner - peace historian, researcher, and movement activist
- John Howard Yoder
- Neil Young
- Alfred-Maurice de Zayas
- Howard Zinn - historian, writer, and peace advocate