The Good War and Those Who Refused to Fight It (DVD, 2011)

Description: The Good War And Those Who Refused To Fight It This DVD is a character study of the men of conscience who faced the most difficult challenge to pacifists imaginable - WWII.Last photo is inaccurate representation of back cover, included so you can read the info about the DVD inside Most WWII COs served as "non-combatants" in the armed services; thousands worked in Civilian Public Service camps, and risked their lives as medical guinea pigs. Those in prison headed a movement to racially integrate the institutions. Afterwards, Quaker COs won the Nobel Prize for post-war relief work; other CO's were leaders in non-violent movements against the Vietnam War, the use of nuclear weapons and were pioneers of public media, prison and mental health reform. Length 3 hrs. 20 mins.Rating NR Released: Mar 29 2011Packaging Keep Number of Discs 1 Disc SS-DL Features Interviews with Daniel Ellsberg, Studs Terkel, James Farmer, Ambassador Max Kampleman and the poetry of William StaffordWWII Poster GalleryVintage US Government FilmAudio/VideoAudioEnglish Dolby Digital StereoVideoStandard 1.33:1 Color

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