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Found in the four folders of Series 8 are brochures, articles, and pamphlets collected by leaders of the Oberlin Peace Society. In particular, there is historical material documenting war and it’s relationship to both the mainstream protestant church and Quakerism. Also, located here are articles about the activities of the Society that were printed in the Oberlin Review.

Found in the four folders of Series 8 are brochures, articles, and pamphlets collected by leaders of the Oberlin Peace Society. In particular, there is historical material documenting war and it’s relationship to both the mainstream protestant church and Quakerism. Also, located here are articles about the activities of the Society that were printed in the Oberlin Review.

Found in the four folders of Series 8 are brochures, articles, and pamphlets collected by leaders of the Oberlin Peace Society. In particular, there is historical material documenting war and it’s relationship to both the mainstream protestant church and Quakerism. Also, located here are articles about the activities of the Society that were printed in the Oberlin Review.

Found in the four folders of Series 8 are brochures, articles, and pamphlets collected by leaders of the Oberlin Peace Society. In particular, there is historical material documenting war and it’s relationship to both the mainstream protestant church and Quakerism. Also, located here are articles about the activities of the Society that were printed in the Oberlin Review.

The student organization reports from the committee on the Intercollegiate Student Conference, the Committee on Lectures, the Living Museum of Peace, and the Commission on International Organization document the activity and interests of the Oberlin College Peace Society. Of special interest are committee reports from the Society’s Peace Conference.

Series 10 consists of five folders arranged alphabetically. They contain planning notes, brochures, programs, and reports for special events sponsored by the Peace Society. Specifically, there are records from "Fast Call," a student peace strike (1937), the Ohio Intercollegiate Model Assembly of the League of Nations (1930-1933), the Oberlin Peace Senate (1939), the War Day Demonstration (1947), War Mobilization Day (1938), and the World Court Conference (1931).

Series 10 consists of five folders arranged alphabetically. They contain planning notes, brochures, programs, and reports for special events sponsored by the Peace Society. Specifically, there are records from "Fast Call," a student peace strike (1937), the Ohio Intercollegiate Model Assembly of the League of Nations (1930-1933), the Oberlin Peace Senate (1939), the War Day Demonstration (1947), War Mobilization Day (1938), and the World Court Conference (1931).

Series 10 consists of five folders arranged alphabetically. They contain planning notes, brochures, programs, and reports for special events sponsored by the Peace Society. Specifically, there are records from "Fast Call," a student peace strike (1937), the Ohio Intercollegiate Model Assembly of the League of Nations (1930-1933), the Oberlin Peace Senate (1939), the War Day Demonstration (1947), War Mobilization Day (1938), and the World Court Conference (1931).

Series 10 consists of five folders arranged alphabetically. They contain planning notes, brochures, programs, and reports for special events sponsored by the Peace Society. Specifically, there are records from "Fast Call," a student peace strike (1937), the Ohio Intercollegiate Model Assembly of the League of Nations (1930-1933), the Oberlin Peace Senate (1939), the War Day Demonstration (1947), War Mobilization Day (1938), and the World Court Conference (1931).

Series 10 consists of five folders arranged alphabetically. They contain planning notes, brochures, programs, and reports for special events sponsored by the Peace Society. Specifically, there are records from "Fast Call," a student peace strike (1937), the Ohio Intercollegiate Model Assembly of the League of Nations (1930-1933), the Oberlin Peace Senate (1939), the War Day Demonstration (1947), War Mobilization Day (1938), and the World Court Conference (1931).