Aled Eirug is a journalist and broadcaster, formerly Head of News and Current Affairs for BBC Wales and constitutional adviser to the National Assembly for Wales.

• Series editors’ forewordAcknowledgementsList of tables list of abbreviationsIntroduction1. Religious Opposition to the War in Wales2. Political Opposition to the War in Wales – the Independent Labour Party, the Russian Revolution and the ‘Advanced Men’3. The Organisation of Opposition – the National Council for Civil Liberties and the No-Conscription Fellowship4. Conscientious Objectors in WalesConclusionBibliographyIndex

"This ground-breaking study is the first comprehensive account of the political, religious and moral opposition to the war in Wales. Drawing on a wide range of compelling evidence, the book concludes that this was a coherent anti-war movement, with far-reaching consequences, not simply a series of discrete activities."--Sir Deian Hopkin, chair of the Wales First World War commemoration committee; This book is a valuable contribution to the understanding of those who sacrificed so much to oppose the most horrific of conflicts and the communities from which they came. - Wayne David MP, Arts and Culture

Aled Eirug is a journalist and broadcaster, formerly Head of News and Current Affairs for BBC Wales and constitutional adviser to the National Assembly for Wales.

• Series editors’ forewordAcknowledgementsList of tables list of abbreviationsIntroduction1. Religious Opposition to the War in Wales2. Political Opposition to the War in Wales – the Independent Labour Party, the Russian Revolution and the ‘Advanced Men’3. The Organisation of Opposition – the National Council for Civil Liberties and the No-Conscription Fellowship4. Conscientious Objectors in WalesConclusionBibliographyIndex

"This ground-breaking study is the first comprehensive account of the political, religious and moral opposition to the war in Wales. Drawing on a wide range of compelling evidence, the book concludes that this was a coherent anti-war movement, with far-reaching consequences, not simply a series of discrete activities."--Sir Deian Hopkin, chair of the Wales First World War commemoration committee; This book is a valuable contribution to the understanding of those who sacrificed so much to oppose the most horrific of conflicts and the communities from which they came. - Wayne David MP, Arts and Culture

Aled Eirug is a journalist and broadcaster, formerly Head of News and Current Affairs for BBC Wales and constitutional adviser to the National Assembly for Wales.

• Series editors’ forewordAcknowledgementsList of tables list of abbreviationsIntroduction1. Religious Opposition to the War in Wales2. Political Opposition to the War in Wales – the Independent Labour Party, the Russian Revolution and the ‘Advanced Men’3. The Organisation of Opposition – the National Council for Civil Liberties and the No-Conscription Fellowship4. Conscientious Objectors in WalesConclusionBibliographyIndex

"This ground-breaking study is the first comprehensive account of the political, religious and moral opposition to the war in Wales. Drawing on a wide range of compelling evidence, the book concludes that this was a coherent anti-war movement, with far-reaching consequences, not simply a series of discrete activities."--Sir Deian Hopkin, chair of the Wales First World War commemoration committee; This book is a valuable contribution to the understanding of those who sacrificed so much to oppose the most horrific of conflicts and the communities from which they came. - Wayne David MP, Arts and Culture