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Gandhi's truth

Erik H. Erikson

1969

A Door into Ocean

Joan Slonczewski

1986

Bayard Rustin and the civil rights movement

Levine, Daniel

2000

The Power of Nonviolence

Howard Zinn

2002

Blueprint for revolution

Srdja Popovic

2015

Martin Luther King

Martin Luther King, Sr.

2001

Mohandas Gandhi

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi

2002

The Kingdom of God Is Within You

Лев Толстой

1894

This is an uprising

Mark Engler

2016

Teaching Children Compassionately

Marshall B. Rosenberg

2004

Ikke-vold som nationalforsvar

Andrew Mack, Anders Boserup

1974

The Pathan unarmed

Mukulika Banerjee

2000

The strategy of nonviolent defense

Robert J. Burrowes

1996

Gandhi, freedom, and self-rule

Anthony Parel

2000

Bodies of peace

Myles Werntz

2014

Passion for peace

Thomas Merton

1995

What about Hitler?

Robert W. Brimlow

2006

Martin Luther King, Jr., spirit-led prophet

Richard L. Deats

2000

I have a dream

Martin Luther King Jr.

1992

King

Ho Che Anderson

2010

Nonviolence

KK Kuriakose

2004

Tuggle Books presents an analysis of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham jail, "Why we can't wait"

Melvin Tuggle

1996

Pour vaincre sans violence

Bart de Ligt

1937

Conflict Transformation

Rhea DuMont, Emiko Noma, Tom H. Hastings

2013

The psychology of peace

Rachel MacNair

2011

Prophetic realism

Ronald H. Stone

2005

What would you do?

John Howard Yoder

1983

Unforeseeable

Nancy Mehl

2013

Sobranie sochinenii v dvadtsati dvukh tomakh

Лев Толстой

1911

Nonviolent Communication Companion Workbook

Lucy Leu

2003