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Title:
Randall Forsberg Address, 20th Anniversary March on Washington, 1983
Only first page of the address by Randall Forsberg in Washington, DC on the 20th Anniversary of the March on Washington is preserved in the IDDS archive. Forsberg wrote that: "We cannot end warfare in one day or one march, but we can draw the line where we will take a stand against it. She proposes: "That line is the production of nuclear weapons".
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Incomplete document. Repository does not have missing pages.
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Institute for Defense and Disarmament Studies Records, #8588. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
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