Le 12 décembre 1966 - jouet guerre Gunpoin "shoppers tenue à'l. Les acheteurs de Noël ont eu lieu à ''arme'' point dans Regent Street, Londres, hier - et remis des tracts pour protester contre la vente d'honror "Toys". Brendsihsing-vie comme tommyguns na d bazookas avait six mères, y compris Mme Anne Kerr, député du travail pour Rochester et Chatham, Kent. Le crissement des coups de jouet a aidé à attirer l'attention sur leur protestation et les tracts qui dit ''les jouets de guerre sont dangereux''

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• Dimensions: 4446 x 5540 px | 37,6 x 46,9 cm | 14,8 x 18,5 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 12 décembre 1966
• Photographe: KEYSTONE Pictures USA

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Dec. 12, 1966 - War toy shoppers held at 'Gunpoin'l. Christmas shoppers were held at ''gun'' point in Regent Street, London, yesterday - and handed leaflets protesting at the sale of 'honror toys'. Brendsihsing life-like tommyguns na d bazookas were six mothers, including Mrs. Anne Kerr, Labour M.P. for Rochester and Chatham, Kent. The rattle of toy gunfire helped to draw attention to their protest and the leaflets which said ''War toys are dangerous''. Among toys the mother object to is a weapon called ''Johnny Seven'' which costs more than 5 and consists of seven types of firearms, all of which clip together to form one large gun. Mrs. Kerr said this was the ''most villainous'' of all the war toys now being offered as Christmas presents. But she also objected to complete wer kirts. One of these, she said, included a miniature hospital, complete with wounded soldier lying in atent. ''The Government are at test going to set on toys which are physically dangerous kind, '' she said. Yesterday's protest organised by the Liaisen Committee for Women;s Peace groups, did not have official sanction and police warned the women they would have to keep moving to avoid being summoned for obstruction. One of the women Mrs. Vera Rice said, ''Lots of people have told us they agree with our protest.'' Photo shows Mrs. Vera Rice, pictured with a 'tommygun' yesterday. (Credit Image: Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS)

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