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This cartoon from the Maoriland Worker newspaper shows passive resisters being marched to Ripapa Island in Lyttleton Harbour.

This cartoon from the Maoriland Worker depicts the incident when Harry Atkinson was expelled from the A & P Show for giving out 'inflammatory and illegal' material.

Maoriland Worker Cartoon, 'The Fusion's "National Service"': socialist view of capitalism and war.

Maoriland Worker Cartoon, 'Fat and the Profits': a socialist view of war and capitalism.

A photograph of a large group of people, the delegates to the conference of the Society of Friends in New Zealand, held in Auckland at Easter 1914. Included in the group are Alfred Gregory (back row third from right, in front); Margaret Lloyd (third…

The photograph is a profile picture of Fred Cooke.

A photograph of William and Sarah Annie Ensom, long-term supporters of the National Peace Council.

Ernest Munns was a salesman for the Crown Clothing Company and a member of the Richmond Mission at the time of his hearing before the Military Service Board in Christchurch in December 1917. His objections to military service were on religious…

A newspaper photograph of Tim Armstrong (left), with Michael Joseph Savage and Dan Sullivan.

A photograph of Bob Semple. The photograph shows Bob Semple, as Minister of National Service, drawing the first marble (quota of 2000) in the Territorial Service ballot in Wellington. Also in attendance are, from left to right: Colonel O H Mead, DSO,…