Protest and social movements
Found in 85 Collections and/or Records:
Soviet Jewish Dissident Protest, 1968-1978
Newspaper clippings related to the Soviet Jewish Dissident Protest.
Soviet Prisoners of Conscience, 1968-1978
Materials related to Soviet Prisoners of Conscience.
Soviet Prisoners of Conscience, 1968-1978
Materials related to Soviet Prisoners of Conscience.
Speeches, Articles, Transcripts, 1968-1978
Miscellaneous articles and notes, transcripts of Walter Cronkite news reports.
Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry, 1968-1978
Correspondence and miscellaneous material related to the Student Struggle for Soviet Jews. The Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry was launched at Columbia University in 1964 to enlist students to advocate for Soviet Jews. The students led large protest marches, pushed for legislation to aid Soviet Jews, and created educational materials. The Union of Councils for Soviet Jewry was the "adult" counterpart to the Student Struggle for Soviet Jews.
Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry, 1968-1978
The Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry was launched at Columbia University in 1964 to enlist students to advocate for Soviet Jews. The students led large protest marches, pushed for legislation to aid Soviet Jews and created educational materials. The Union of Councils for Soviet Jewry was the "adult" counterpart to the Student Struggle for Soviet Jews.
Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry, 1968-1978
The Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry was launched at Columbia University in 1964 to enlist students to advocate for Soviet Jews. The students led large protest marches, pushed for legislation to aid Soviet Jews, and created educational materials. The Union of Councils for Soviet Jewry was the "adult" counterpart to the Student Struggle for Soviet Jews.
Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry - Newsletter, 1968-1978
Contains "Soviet Jewry Action Newsletter" published by the Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry. The Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry was launched at Columbia University in 1964 to enlist students to advocate for Soviet Jews. The students led large protest marches, pushed for legislation to aid Soviet Jews, and created educational materials. The Union of Councils for Soviet Jewry was the "adult" counterpart to the Student Struggle for Soviet Jews.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 71, issue 18, 1966 November 18
Region’s Top Soccer Team Unable to Compete for Title. “Protest Illogical” – Newcomer – Senators Veto Letter of Apology to Rusk. Sec. of State Critique Draws Capacity Crowd. Nearly 50 Seniors – Who’s Who Attracts Applicants.
The Denver Clarion, vol. 71, issue 26, 1967 January 20
Special Committee Submits Critical Evaluation of Senate. Toynbee to Visit Again During Spring Quarter. “Stop The Bombing” – Fifteen Faculty Sign N.Y. Times Protest Ad. Peace Corps Receives Applications From Record High Percentages.