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Office file iconDavid Davies 75: Internationalist ‘Father’ of the Temple of Peace (WCIA Hidden History PDF) (PDF document opens in new window)

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Hidden Histories from Wales' peace heritage, WCIA's series of feature articles are published on the WCIA / Academi Heddwch website at Peacemakers.Wales (or Heddwch.Cymru), and as printable PDF publications / booklets such as this - the story of David Davies of Llandinam, founder of Wales' Temple of Peace & Health and many Welsh movements linked with internationalism, health, culture and society, who was also a prominent Liberal MP, Lord (from 1932), colliery owner and railways director (among many roles).

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