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Lance, Ben , Dasmond

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Lance, Ben, Dasmond,

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This official Army sketch shows how Field Punishment No. 1 was administered in principle. The punishment, as experienced by the 14 conscientious objectors deported to the front during the First World War, involved being tethered tightly by the wrists to a sloping pole to ensure their bodies hung with their hands taking all their weight.

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'Field punishment No 1', URL: https://nzhistory.govt.nz/media/photo/field-punishment-no-1, (Ministry for Culture and Heritage), updated 1-Aug-2016

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This official Army sketch shows how Field Punishment No. 1 was administered in principle. The punishment, as experienced by the 14 conscientious objectors deported to the front during the First World War, involved being tethered tightly by the wrists to a sloping pole to ensure their bodies hung with their hands taking all their weight.

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Felicia, T, T, Makayla, Jenna

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Poster parade for peace during World War II | National Library of New Zealand

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Poster parade in Wellington for peace during World War II. A long line of people are wearing sandwich boards which have posters with peace slogans...

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Tasia, Haangana

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and vhen the coin pulsion hill came alony fie sou (/lit shelter in the. ranks of the. ('oiiscientioiis objectors. but his pacifist t/ie.irics suddenly evaporated when he. saw his best ijirl bciiuj ill-treated l> ij a rtjjuui. moral: pacifists

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Papers Past | Poor Ahjij was a slacker, and vhen the Coin pulsion Hill came alony fie sou (/lit shelter in the. ranks of the. ('oiiscientioiis Objectors. But his pacifist t/ie.irics suddenly evaporated when he. saw his best ijirl bciiuj ill-treated l> ij a rtJjUui. Moral: Pacifists, like poets, are. born, not made.-(/>'// Mr CI. M. Paijue) (Observer, 1916-04-22)

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Poor Ahjij was a slacker, and vhen the Coin pulsion Hill came alony fie sou (/lit shelter in the. ranks of the. ('oiiscientioiis Objectors. But his...

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Ayla, L, L,

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https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/46560/dulce-et-decorum-est

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Dulce et Decorum Est by Wilfred Owen | Poetry Foundation

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Bent double, like old beggars under sacks,

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This photo shows a soldier who is doing field punishment and it is more of a instructional photo of how to tie a soldier up for field punishment. The person who drew this would have most likely been pro war.
(1) British army
(2) 3/1915
(6) This photo represents the perspective of someone who's job it is to take disobeying soldiers for field punishment.
(7) The audience for this photo was meant to be as sort of an instructional guild of how to tie up disobeying solders up for field punishment.

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Where : this parade was based in wellington for peace. This event took place during world war ll.

Who was it aimed at : this event was aimed at anyone that was taking part in the war at the time of world war ll .

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Christian pacifists society . At the front of the line is Reverend Ormond Burton.

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Whose perspective does it represent? Were they pro/ anti war?

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Whose perspective does it represent? Were they pro/ anti war?

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Anti-war protesters. Religious perspective on peace not war

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3) World war one
4) It started in 1883 and was used up to the Vietnam war
5) British army

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WWII

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Taken by an unidentified photographer

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Pro War
Pro conscription

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22 April 1916

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It was a Newspaper Cartoon, published by the Observer, Issue 33.
G. M. Payne.

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General public