National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

H1/1.
File
1967-1986.

Comprises mainly press cuttings relating to protests and demonstrations against the attempt by the United States military to establish a NATO arms dump at Caerwent.

'South Wales and the Third World War: the risks',

H1/2.
File
1980-1982.

Part of CND Cymru National Archive,

Comprises press cuttings and papers concerning the potential threat to south Wales in the event of another world conflict, the risks, planning for survival, and nuclear threats.

Bridgend and District CND,

H1/3.
File
1981.

Part of CND Cymru National Archive,

Mid-Glamorgan Peace Camp,

H1/4.
File
1981-1982.

Part of CND Cymru National Archive,

Mid-Glamorgan Peace Camp.

'No Bunkers Here!' campaign,

H1/5.
File
1981-1985.

Part of CND Cymru National Archive,

Comprises mainly press cuttings relating to the Mid-Glamorgan Peace Camp and 'Direct Action to keep Mid Glamorgan Nuclear Free' such as the construction of nuclear bunkers, a study of possible nuclear attacks on Wales, and a proposed ban on nuclear armaments.

Mid-Glamorgan CND,

H1/6.
File
1981-1988.

Part of CND Cymru National Archive,

Mid-Glamorgan CND.

Publications and newsletters,

H1/7.
File
1984-1990.

Part of CND Cymru National Archive,

Comprises issues of publications and newsletters such as Wales and Carnival, the Nuclear Free Zone Bulletin, Radio-Active Times, and Campaign Wales.

Trident Resister's Handbook,

H1/8.
File
1993.

Part of CND Cymru National Archive,

The handbook (edited by Bob Aldridge of the Pacific Life Research Centre, Santa Clara, California) summarises proposals to oppose the use of Trident and nuclear weapons generally - as a source of information capable of being updated.

Leaflet and pamphlet material,

H2.
Series
1961-2004.

Part of CND Cymru National Archive,

Comprises leaflet and pamphlet material, 1961-2004, relating to opposing nuclear weapons and peace themes more generally. They include material published by groups including CND, CND Cymru, Scottish CND, the National Peace Council, Greenpeace, the Commission for International Justice and Peace, NALGO and other trades union groups, NATO, and a host of local groups. There are also among the pamphlet material numerous booklets on the same themes by various writers.

Leaflets,