Biological weapons
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence and papers arising from 'Teach-in', 1969
The material consists of correspondence with Martin Rivers Pollock and papers arising from Edinburgh 'Teach-in', dated 1969. These chiefly relate to SIPRI (Stockholm International Peace Research Institute) interest in Chemical and Biological Weapons.
Correspondence regarding Chemical and Biological Weapons, 1969
The material consists of correspondence with Martin Rivers Pollock regarding Chemical and Biological Weapons, dated 1969.
Correspondence regarding Chemical and Biological Weapons, 1970-1971
The material consists of correspondence with Martin Rivers Pollock regarding Chemical and Biological Weapons, dated 1970-1971.
Correspondence with Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford, and others, 1976
The material consists of correspondence between Martin Rivers Pollock andthe Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford, and others, regarding documentation of opposition to Chemical and Biological Weapons (CBW), dated 1976. It includes correspondence regarding the disposiiton of Pollock's collection of literature relating to CBW, and correspondence regarding coumentation of Pollock's and others' motion on CBW to the Society for General Microbiology in 1952.
Newspaper cuttings, etc. on Chemical and Biological Weapons, 1969-1971
The matrerial consists of newspaper cuttings, etc. on Chemical and Biological Weapons, dated 1969-1971. It includes photocopies of press articles.
Programme of 'Teach-in', with manuscript notes, 1969
The material consists of a programme of the 'Teach-in', with manuscript notes found therewith, 1969.
Reports on the 'Teach-in', 1969-1970
The material consists of 'Impressions of a teach-in' by John Lowe, Edinburgh University Bulletin, vol. 5 (February 1969); pages from French-language journal Atomes, vol.24 (1969); copy of Edinburgh University Bulletin, vol. 6 (February 1970), with Pollock's letter on the success of the 'Teach-In' on pp10-11.
Transcript of 'Teach-in', 1969
The material consists of a duplicated 114 page transcript of the 'Teach-In' plus a figure.