British Council for Peace in Vietnam

{{Short description|British peace campaign}}

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{{•}}British Campaign for Peace in Vietnam
{{•}}National Vietnam Campaign Committee

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The British Council for Peace in Vietnam was formed in April 1965 and later became the British Campaign for Peace in Vietnam. It was also known as the National Vietnam Campaign Committee.

Fenner Brockway was a president. Amicia Young was a secretary who kept many records and papers of this organisation.{{clarify|date=March 2013|reason=organization is extant or defunct?. guessing defunct, but when? also needs categories "yyyy disestablishements in the United Kingdom" and "organizations disestablished in yyyy"}}

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