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Why are Millions Marching in the Streets of Europe? Come Find Out

Minnesota Clergy and Laity Concerned
Northern Sun Alliance (Campus Northern Sun Alliance)
Friends for a Non-Violent World
Hope Peacemakers
Minnesota Public Interest Research Group (MPIRG)
People for Survival
Third World Institute of the Newman Center
United Ministries in Higher Education
1982
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Why are Millions Marching in the Streets of Europe? Come Find Out

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A flier documenting the speech by Andreas Zumach, an organizer for Action/Reconciliation in West Germany, on April 1, 1982 in the Theater and Lecture Hall of Coffmamn Memorial Union and the University Lutheran Church of Hope.

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Minnesota Clergy and Laity Concerned; Northern Sun Alliance (Campus Northern Sun Alliance); Friends for a Non-Violent World; Hope Peacemakers; Minnesota Public Interest Research Group (MPIRG); People for Survival; Third World Institute of the Newman Center; United Ministries in Higher Education. (1982). Why are Millions Marching in the Streets of Europe? Come Find Out. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/268905.

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