The death of CND as performed by the Grosvenor Square demonstrators under the direction of themselves alone - Solidarity

Police attempt to block demonstrators entering Grosvenor Square, March 1968

Solidarity compare and contrast an orderly CND Aldermaston march with the militant Grosvenor Square riot against the Vietnam war and critique pacifism as a method for social change.

Readers should note the back page of this pamphlet has an offensive cartoon which we are reproducing for reference only.

First published in 1968 as Solidarity pamphlet 28

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