Who started the CND campaign?

The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) was founded in the United Kingdom in 1958. It was initiated by a group of activists, including notable figures like philosopher Bertrand Russell and politician Michael Foot, in response to the growing threat of nuclear weapons during the Cold War. The campaign aimed to promote nuclear disarmament and raise public awareness about the dangers of nuclear warfare. CND became a prominent organization advocating for peace and disarmament in the years that followed.