Waging Peace - The Rise of Pacifism is a companion historical documentary that accompanies Chapter 11: Oganga, The Giver and Taker of Life in The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones. It appears on Disc 4 of Volume 2. It has a run-time of 26 minutes, 2 seconds.
Official Summary[]
As the 20th century approached, governments all over Europe were doing their best to win the deadly game of the arms race. But some of their subjects were beginning to fear that if the arms race led to a real war, there would be no victors. Modern weapons, argued the pacifists, had become too powerful, too destructive. If they were unleashed they might destroy Europe and roll back centuries of cultural, scientific and economic progress.
Summary[]
A history of the attempts to prevent warfare, starting shortly prior World War I, including the formation of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, and the formation of War Resisters International. While the early roots focus on European pacifism, there is also a focus on American pacifism sources, including the shift from seeking to prevent war to providing legal aid to those resisting military service, and the adoption of nonviolent means, such as employed by Mohandas Gandhi to reach the goals of peace.
Credits[]
- Produced and Written by Mark Page
- Associate Producer: Jennifer Petrucelli
- Executive Producers: George Lucas and Rick McCallum
- Editor: Stephanie Challberg and Andrew Gersh
- Narrator: Penny Nelson
- Series Producer: David Schneider
- Made by JAK Documentary, 2007
Interviewees[]
- Sandi E. Cooper, Author Patriotic Pacifism: Waging War on War in Europe, 1815-1914
- Richard Deats, Editor, The Fellowship of Reconciliation Journal
- Ed Hedemann, War Resister League
- Frances Early, Author, A World Without War: How U.S. Feminist and Pacifists Resisted WWI
- Arun Gandhi, Grandson of Mohandas Gandhi
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External links[]
Waging Peace - The Rise of Pacifism on the Official Lucasfilm YouTube channelYoung Indy on DVD: A Tour of Volume 2: Disc 4 on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)