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[Pamphlets and flyers issued by the New Zealand Communist Party, and Communist candidates for elections. 1946-1949].
- Date
- 1946 - 1949
- Reference
- Eph-A-COMMUNIST-1946/1949
- Description
Includes election pamphlets for: Brian Berg for Island Bay 1946 (with photo); Ostler for Central 1949? ("Women, what of your life?"); Mrs Connie Birchfield for Brooklyn 1949 (with photo); Ken Stanton for Miramar 1949 (with photo); Ron Smith for Island Bay 1949 (with photo); A P Quinn for Petone 1949 (with photo); "Change in the capital city" - Bill McAra and Connie Birchfield, Town Hall Concert Chamber 28 October [1947] (with photos)
Also includes pamphlets and flyers: "You wouldn't grab that line!" (1949 election brochure); "Police state menace grows" (1949); "Rugby or Race Prejudice? No team for South Africa!" (1948/49?); "Sweep out the Tories! Birchfield and McAra for Council" (1947); "YOU! and the General election" (Rita Smith for Parnell 1949); "Conscription means war!" (1949); "We challenge Randolph Churchill" (1947); "Murder in Malaya" (1949?); "Trouble brewing on the home front" (1947)
Includes booklet by Monsignor Fulton Sheen "Communism" / Australian Catholic Truth Society Record, 10 July 1948.
Quantity: 20 colour photo-mechanical print(s) on pamphlets, flyers.
Physical Description: Photolithographs on pamphlets and flyers, sizes varying below 250 mm.
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- Format
- 20 colour photo-mechanical print(s) on pamphlets, flyers, Ephemera, Photolithographs, Pamphlets, Political posters, Photolithographs on pamphlets and flyers, sizes varying below 250 mm.
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Communist Party of New Zealand. Wellington District Committee :Rugby or race prejudice?...
Date: 1948 - 1949
From: [Pamphlets and flyers issued by the New Zealand Communist Party, and Communist candidates for elections. 1946-1949].
By: Communist Party of New Zealand
Reference: Eph-A-COMMUNIST-1948-01
Description: Text protesting against the proposed New Zealand rugby tour to South Africa in 1949. The protest emphasised that if the Maori were good enough to die for New Zealand during the Second world War, they were good enough to play for us as international rugby representatives. It attacks the "Poison of Fascism" and the apartheid system of South Africa, and calls for the New Zealand Rugby Union to reverse its decision. There are quotations by Mr H Tirikatene, Mr A T Carroll and Mr R Childs, and a list of organisations which have also protested against the tour. Two copies held. Quantity: 1 b&w photo-mechanical print(s) on flier. Physical Description: Offset print on flier, 208 x 125 mm.