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Table of Contents: “…Conscientious objection among the Polish Antitrinitarians -- A Polish Antitrinitarian in defence of conscientious objection to military service (1575) -- Conscientious objection among the Doopsgezinden -- Experiences of Quakers pressed into the Royal Navy -- Conscientious objectors in Revolutionary and Napoleonic France -- The peace sects of Upper Canada and the military question -- Militia objectors in the Channel Islands -- When Seventh-day Adventists first faced the draft : Civil War America -- Quaker conscientious objectors in Norway, 1814-1902 -- Nazarenes confront conscription in dualist Hungary -- Tolstoy and the imprisonment of conscientious objectors in Imperial Russia -- The Škarvan case : the trial and imprisonment of a Slovak Tolstoyan -- The emergence of conscientious objection in Japan -- 'Boy conscription' in Australia and New Zealand : the experiences of the conscientious resisters -- Prison Samizdat of British conscientious objectors in two world wars -- Weaponless in the British armed forces : the Non-combatant Corps in the First World War -- Hobhouse and Brockway : conscientious objectors as pioneer convict criminologists -- The confinement of conscientious objectors as psychiatric patients in the First-World-War Germany -- Imperial Russia at war and the conscientious objector, August 1914-February 1917 -- Vladimir Chertkov and the Tolstoyan antimilitarist movement in the Soviet Union -- Experiences of conscientious objectors in the Soviet Union to 1945 -- Conscientious objectors in interwar Poland -- Six weeks at Hawkspur Green : a pacifist episode during the Battle of Britain -- British conscientious objectors as medical paratroopers in the Second World War -- Jehovah's Witnesses as conscientious objectors in Nazi Germany.…”
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Table of Contents: “…, Dion Landstra and Thomas Wijnaendts van Resandt (Leiden University, Netherlands) -- Part II: Civil Populations and The Military -- Turning "Enemies" into "Friends": The Role of the Military in Peace-Making in France after Napoleon (1815-1818), Christine Haynes (University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA) -- 'War Against War': The Antimilitarist Activities of Greek War Veterans (1922-1925), Alexandros Makris (University of Patras, Greece) -- Building Insecurity? …”
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