Walter Wolfgang

An Aldermaston March Committee was set up comprising Hugh Brock and myself, and two members of the Labour H-Bomb Campaign, Committee, Labour MP Frank Allaun, and Walter Wolfgang; Pat Arrowsmith was the Secretary working from a small office in the Peace News building in Finsbury Park.

The state-run Korean Culture and Information Service announced this year's winners for the annual award which included Walter-Wolfgang Sparrer for his commemorative work on Korean ... Walter-Wolfgang Sparrer (right) visits Yun I-sang's grave with first lady Kim Jung-sook (center) in this July file photo.

"The holocaust against the Jews is the greatest racial crime of the 20th century." Mr Livingstone, who will be represented by high-profile lawyer Michael Mansfield QC at the hearing, will also be supported by five Jewish Labour members, including veteran peace campaigner Walter Wolfgang, who branded ...

TIME was, Britain's annual party conferences were all about participation. Their origins lie among the roots of the mass electorate itself; the first Conservative Party conference took place in London in 1867, coinciding with Benjamin Disraeli's expansion of the franchise. For most of the 20th century these ...

"Britain should do more, Britain can do more and that's our message today to Parliament." While Walter Wolfgang, vice-president of CND, said: "Thank you for showing your determination that Britain shall receive more refugees, that Britain will make a contribution to alleviating the terrible refugee problem ...

Avi Shlaim's excellent article explains why Israel's current policies cannot bring it peace or security. The article's flaw is the unspoken assumption that Israel wants peace and security. Since 1948, Israel's aim has, demonstrably, been ever greater expansion by means of dispossessing Palestinians. The map ...

Walter Wolfgang is an awkward customer – so awkward he should get an awkwardly shaped gold watch from the Awkward Squad for half a century's loyal ... Pat Arrowsmith, 74, campaigner on peace issues, lesbian equality and other human rights, who was arrested yet again outside Aldermaston last year.

But the prime minister has nonetheless admitted there needs to be a debate about civil liberties. And he has signalled his proposals on detention and glorifying terrorism may be up for discussion and change. But this relatively small incident of Walter Wolfgang has undoubtedly played into that debate, quite ...