William Joseph Chamberlain

William Joseph Chamberlain (died 1945) was an English journalist and pacifist. He was a member of the No-Conscription Fellowship during the First World War and edited its newspaper, The Tribunal. After the war, he managed the Labour Party's press office and edited the party's Birmingham weekly The Town Crier. In 1921, he presided over the meeting in London which established the No More War Movement.^[1] ^[2]

References

^ Keith Robbins (1976), The Abolition of War, The Faith Press, p. 210, ISBN 0 7083 0622 5
^ Martin Pugh,Liberal Internationalism :the Interwar Movement for Peace in Britain. Basingstoke :Palgrave Macmillan, 2012. ISBN 0230537634 (p.94).

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[1] Keith Robbins (1976), The Abolition of War, The Faith Press, p. 210, ISBN 0 7083 0622 5

[2] Martin Pugh,Liberal Internationalism :the Interwar Movement for Peace in Britain. Basingstoke :Palgrave Macmillan, 2012. ISBN 0230537634 (p.94).

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