World Peace Council

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The World Peace Council is an international organization founded in the early Cold War era that promotes global disarmament, anti-imperialism, and peaceful coexistence, historically aligned with socialist and non-aligned movements.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf anti-war organization
international non-governmental organization
peace organization
abbreviation WPC
countryOfOrigin France
criticizedBy Western governments
criticizedFor alleged close ties to the Soviet Union
fieldOfWork anti-colonialism
human rights advocacy
nuclear disarmament
peace movement
foundedInCity Paris
Prague
foundedInPeriod early Cold War
foundedInYear 1950
hasHeadquartersCountry Greece
hasHeadquartersLocation Athens
hasLanguage Arabic
English
French
Greek
Portuguese
Russian
Spanish
hasMemberType mass organization
national peace committee
trade union
women's organization
youth organization
historicalRole major international peace front during the Cold War
ideology anti-imperialism
disarmament
peaceful coexistence
socialism
name World Peace Council
notableCampaign Stockholm Appeal
campaign against NATO
campaign against military bases
campaign against nuclear weapons
organizes World Peace Assemblies
international peace conferences
solidarity campaigns
politicalAlignment non-aligned movement
pro-Soviet
socialist movement
purpose opposition to imperialism
promotion of global disarmament
promotion of peaceful coexistence between states
promotion of world peace
support for national liberation movements
website http://www.wpc-in.org/

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Frédéric Joliot-Curie
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World Peace Council
name
World Peace Council ("World Peace Assemblies")
organizes
Lenin Peace Prize
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