STOCKHOLM CONFERENCE ON VIETNAM

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP69B00369R000200140034-2
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• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 21, 2004
• Sequence Number: 34
• Content Type: LIST

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1. Appeal to the World for Vietnam (2 versions)
2. Scientists' Appeal for Vietnam
3. List of Participants
1. Closing Address by Professor Gunnar Myrdal
5. "The Question of the Legality of United States Actions in Vietnam"
by William L. Standard
6. "The Vietnam War and the Political and Moral Isolation of America"
by Gunnar Myrdal
7. "Vietnam: Anatomy of the Conflict" by No Vasiljev, Prague
8. "The Use of Napalm, Poisonous Gases and Other Weapons of Mass
Destruction" by John Takman, Stockholm
9. "Historical Analysis of the Struggle for Independence up to the
Geneva Accords of 195l" by Philippe Devill.ers, professor at the
Institute of Political Studies, University of Paris
10. "Escalation and the Future" by Joan. McDermott
11. "A Contribution to Peace Negotiations in South Vietnam" by
Vo Van An, General Secretary, Overseas Buddhist Association
12. Speech by Dinh Ba Thi, head of South Vietnamese delegation
13. "Vietnam and After" by D.F. Fleming
14. Speech by Representative of the D.R. of Vietnam
15. Report of the Commission on International Law and the War in
Vietnam
16. Report of the Commission on the race of the War
17. Conclusions of the Commission on the Struggle for Independence
and Development in Vietnam
18. Report of the Commission on Peace Initiatives - Real & Deceptive
19. Report of the Commission on the Growing Isolation of the USA
in the World, Due to its Policies and Actions in Vietnam
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20. Conclusions of Commission on Material Aid to Vietnam
21. Report of the Commission on Co-ordination of Activities for Peace
and Independence in Vietnam
22. Conclusions of the Commission on the War in Vietnam and World
Peace
23. Trade Unionists' Working Group
21k. Report of the Youth and Students Working Group
25. Report of the Working Group of Women
26. Resolution passed by the Working Group of Scientists, Teachers
and Doctors and submitted to the Plenary Session of the Conference
27. Parliamentarian's Working Group Recommendation
28. Report of the Working Group of Religious Organisations
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1. The Stockholm Conference on Vietnam (6-9 July 1967) was
convened under the titular auspices of the Swedish Society for Peace
and Arbitration, and sponsored by the following organizations:
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World Council of Peace (wCP)
International Confederation for Disarmament and Peace (ICDP)
International Peace Bureau, Geneva.
International Women's League for Peace and Freedom
Amnesty International
American Friends Service Committee
International Fellowship of Reconciliation
War Resisters' International
International Committee of Conscience on Vietnam
National Coordinating Committee to End the War in Vietnam.
2. In addition, according to the list of participants published by
the Conference, also present at the conference were representatives of
the following organizations:
a. Christian Peace Conference
b. Pax Christi
c. Women's International Democratic Federation (WIDE)
d. World Federation of Scientific Workers (WFSGT)
e. world Federation of Trade Unions (WFTU)
f. Women Strike for Peace
g. World Federation of United Towns
h. International Association of Democratic Lawyers (IADL)
i. World Federation of Democratic Youth (WFDY)
j. International Union of Students (IUS)
k. International Organization of Journalists (ICJ)
1. International Association for Liberal Christianity and
Religious Freedom
in. Berlin Conference of Catholic Christians in European
States
n. Secretariat Internationale de Liaison des Associations
Emmaus
o. Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity Organization (Cairo-based)
p. Numerous national country delegations, including the
U.S. delegation on pp. 16 and 17 of the list of participants.
The prime-mover and organizing force for the conference, as well as the
running of it, was the WCP, supported by its numerous affiliates parti-
cipating as members of national country delegations, by the representatives
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of the various Soviet front organizations listed above (ITIDF, WFSW,
WFTU, IADL, ti TFDY, IUS, IOJ'), as well as by individuals such as
Mrs. Peggy Duff (of ICDP) and Bertil Svahnstroem (of the Swedish
Society for Peace and Arbitration), Organizing Chairman of the
Conference.
3. Attached herewith is a chart giving the composition of the
Conference in terms of agenda and working commissions, a list of
participants issued by the Conference, copies of speeches and papers
presented by leading participants, and the final reports and/or
resolutions of the eight commissions and various specialized working
groups.
4. Also attached is an envelope containing miscellaneous anti-
US/anti-Israeli pamphlets and other material distributed to the
conference delegates.
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