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International Review of the Red Cross Archive, Volume 9 - Issue 98 - May 1969

Contents

Research Article

  • The International Committee of the Red Cross at Work

  • Jacques Freymond
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    23 November 2010, pp. 227-233

  • In 1919 Bela Kun, the Hungarian revolutionary who, for a few months, was the head of the Soviet Republic of Hungary, declared to the delegate of the ICRC that he fully understood the position and the role of that institution. That private association of Swiss citizens, who, free from any governmental ties, were giving aid and comfort to the victims of war, wherever these might be found and without any distinction of nationality, religion or ideology, appeared to him to be truly representative of the Swiss people. In his view, the ICRC, because it was independent, because it was addressing itself direct to governments, reminding them of their moral duties towards prisoners, towards the soldiers of the other side, belonged to the revolutionary camp.

  • The Red Cross in Latin America

  • Pierre Jequier, José Gómez Ruiz
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    23 November 2010, pp. 234-241

  • The international institutions of the Red Cross have always been in close touch with National Societies in Latin America, some of which are amongst the oldest members of our movement. We have asked Mr. P. Jequier, now retired from his office as ICRC Delegate-General for that part of the world, to give an account of his own experience in some events and to describe some of the International Committee's actions during internal disturbances.

International Committee of the Red Cross

External Activities

International Committee of the Red Cross

In Geneva

International Committee of the Red Cross

In the Red Cross World

  • Fiftieth Anniversary of the League of Red Cross Societies

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    23 November 2010, pp. 259-273
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  • Standing Commission of the International Red Cross

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    23 November 2010, p. 274
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Front matter

  • RCE volume 9 issue 98 Cover and Front matter

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    23 November 2010, pp. f1-f4
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Back matter

  • RCE volume 9 issue 98 Cover and Back matter

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    23 November 2010, pp. b1-b5
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