Punk’s Anti‑Nuclear Revolution: Crass, The Clash, and the CND

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This episode traces how British punk bands like Crass and The Clash harnessed DIY culture to challenge nuclear weapons—using benefit concerts for the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, self‑published fanzines, and all‑ages venues to spread an anti‑war message that rippled through both the punk scene and broader society.

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