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- catalog abstract "The records of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, 1957-1989 (inclusive), 1980-1987 (bulk), are the product of the organization's activist, educational, outreach, publishing, and administrative activities over the course of its first ten years. Administrative records and international congress records together constitute the bulk of the collection. Administrative records (Series I) include: meeting minutes and agendas; and membership, personnel, and financial records. International congress records (Series II) contain: conference planning correspondence; participant registration records; financial records; working group reports; typed lectures and discussion transcripts; and correspondence with world leaders concerning congress activities. The collection also contains: petitions collected by the IPPNW for its international campaign, "Physicians' Call for an End to the Nuclear Arms Race" (Series III); writings and publications, including manuscript drafts, reprints, newspaper and journal clippings, and publication correspondence (Series IV); audio and audiovisual recordings of IPPNW congresses and meetings (Series V); audiovisual recordings of films and television broadcasts related to nuclear war and the IPPNW's antiwar activities (Series V); collected publications concerning various topics in nuclear war, the nuclear arms race, nuclear survivors, and nuclear war prevention (Series VI); and administrative correspondence, publications, and event programs of the activist organization and IPPNW's United States affiliate, Physicians for Social Responsibility (Series VII).".
- catalog description "The records of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, 1957-1989 (inclusive), 1980-1987 (bulk), are the product of the organization's activist, educational, outreach, publishing, and administrative activities over the course of its first ten years. Administrative records and international congress records together constitute the bulk of the collection. Administrative records (Series I) include: meeting minutes and agendas; and membership, personnel, and financial records. International congress records (Series II) contain: conference planning correspondence; participant registration records; financial records; working group reports; typed lectures and discussion transcripts; and correspondence with world leaders concerning congress activities. The collection also contains: petitions collected by the IPPNW for its international campaign, "Physicians' Call for an End to the Nuclear Arms Race" (Series III); writings and publications, including manuscript drafts, reprints, newspaper and journal clippings, and publication correspondence (Series IV); audio and audiovisual recordings of IPPNW congresses and meetings (Series V); audiovisual recordings of films and television broadcasts related to nuclear war and the IPPNW's antiwar activities (Series V); collected publications concerning various topics in nuclear war, the nuclear arms race, nuclear survivors, and nuclear war prevention (Series VI); and administrative correspondence, publications, and event programs of the activist organization and IPPNW's United States affiliate, Physicians for Social Responsibility (Series VII).".