Sentences with phrase «objectors during»

Even this claim is debatable, as revealed by the observation of many conscientious objectors during the Vietnam era assigned to work in New Jersey's state mental hospitals at a time they first started using mace to calm violent patients.

It was also used against hunger - striking conscientious objectors during and after World War I.

Of particular note was the Minnesota Experiment done on imprisoned conscientious objectors during WWII (the Biology of Human Starvation, Univ MN Press, 1950) and by George Cahill's group in the 1960's (Owens et al, JCI, 1969).

An intellectual imprisoned for his beliefs (a conscientious objector during the War), the period transforms the man into a philosophizer, a deep thinker and further, an unfaithful lothario.

Never proselytizing and only expressing his religious freedom, Desmond Doss is a conscientious objector during World War II.

Not exact matches

During World War I he visited the federal prison at Leavenworth, Kansas, three times in the interest of conscientious objectors.

Despite attempts during conference to smear as traitors those who, like Siobhain McDonagh and Joan Ryan, called publicly for a leadership contest, the two women ended up looking more like conscientious objectors.

Plot: The true story of private Desmond T. Doss (Andrew Garfield) who joins the army during WWII but refuses to bear arms due to being a conscientious objector.

Radegund makrs his second World War Two - set drama, following 1998's The Thin Red Line, and centres on the true story of Franz Jägerstätter, an Austrian farmer and a conscientious objector to the Nazi regime during the War.