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Crompton Library
Farrow Street
Shaw, OLDHAM
Lancashire
OL2 8QY

T: 01617708000

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Live@thelibrary - Conscientious Objection in Oldham during World War One By John Fidler

Crompton Library, Tuesday October 1st 2019, 11am FREE

Around 16,000 men were recorded as conscientious objectors during World War One. John Fidler tells the compelling story of the 150 conscientious objectors from Oldham. Some were assigned civilian 'work of national importance' while others were conscripted into the Non-Combatant Corps; a few suffered prison to defend their freedom of conscience.

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