Objectors Collection

Conscientious Objectors, World War I
Conscientious Objectors doing hard labour, breaking rocks in prison during World War I

Conscientious objector cartoon, WWI
Out of the frying pan - pathetic plight of unconscientious conscientious objector who learns in the Press that he may be put on to minesweeping

Conscientious objectors on Dartmoor
Conscientious objectors at Princetown Prison working on the Prince of Waless Duchy of Cornwall Estate (which included the prison)

Officers with hat of a conscientious objector, WW1
Page from The Bystander showing two officers holding the battered remnants of a bowler hat belonging to a peace crank orator in Trafalgar Square, London

Conscientious Objectors 1916
Members of the Non-Combatant Corps (N.C.C.), established to utilise the services of conscientious objectors, employed in the construction of a military road in East Anglia Date: August 1916

Pacifist posters outside St. Georges Church in Bloomsbury, London, during World War II

Conscientious Objectors Constructing a Military Road in East Anglia

Conscientious objectors parade for a photograph
Many men refused to bear arms, for a variety of reasons. These men are Quakers and opposed to fighting on religious grounds

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