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In Italy a League of Peace and Brotherhood
was founded as early as 1878, by Signer
E. T. Moneta.
A workmen’s peace association was formed
at Paris in 1879, by M. Desmoulins and others,
under the name of the Société des travailleurs
de la Paix.
At the close of 1882, The Danish Peace
Society, or “Society for the Neutralization of
Denmark,” was founded in Copenhagen, with
Fredrik Bajer, M. P., as chairman, and
twenty-five local associations in Denmark.[1] There is
also at Copenhagen a “Women’s Progress
Society,” which, with Mrs. Bajer as president,
placed the cause of peace prominently upon
its programme.
At a meeting of members of the Riksdag, in
the spring of 1883, a Swedish Peace Society
was formed, which has for its object to
co-operate with the International Arbitration and
Peace Association of Great Britain and Ireland,
in working for the preservation of peace among
nations, and the establishment of an
International Tribunal of Arbitration, under the mutual
protection of the States, to which disputes that
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