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International Review of the Red Cross Archive, Volume 11 - July 1971

Contents

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In Geneva

International Committee of the Red Cross

  • Arolsen: The International Tracing Service

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    13 January 2010, pp. 330-335

  • In its issue of March 1971, the International Review printed an article describing the two principal tasks pursued today by the Central Tracing Agency in Geneva: to maintain links between prisoners and their families, and to trace persons who have disappeared or have been separated from each other as a consequence of various events (international conflicts, civil wars, internal disturbances).

Miscellaneous

In the Red Cross World

  • Fourth Varna Film Festival

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    13 January 2010, pp. 442-446
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Books and Reviews

International Committee of the Red Cross

  • A New Venture

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    13 January 2010, pp. 577-579

  • The Press and Information Division of the ICRC issued, in September 1971, the first number of a profusely illustrated periodical, under the title Aspects. It is primarily intended for circulation among the Swiss people, who support extensively the ICRC by their donations, and will appear twice yearly, in French and German.

In the Red Cross World

  • To the Help of East Pakistan Cyclone Victims

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    13 January 2010, pp. 47-48
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  • Haiti

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    13 January 2010, p. 689
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In the Red Cross World

  • Meeting of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in Arab Countries

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    13 January 2010, pp. 286-287
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In The Red Cross World

  • Red Cross and the Environment

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    13 January 2010, pp. 446-447
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In the Red Cross World

  • World Red Cross Day

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    13 January 2010, pp. 158-161
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  • World Red Cross Day

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    13 January 2010, pp. 336-338
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  • Each year, 8 May is celebrated as International Red Cross, Red Crescent and Red Lion and Sun Day. In 1971, it was celebrated with great verve and the heads of international Red Cross institutions issued a message in which they explained the significance of the theme chosen:

    Mr. Marcel A. Naville, President of the ICRC:

    In the world we live in, the state of war is a permanent feature. One conflict ends, another breaks out. Civil wars, disturbances, internal tension can, sometimes in a few hours, crush thousands of people under the heel of oppression, captivity and occupation. What words, therefore, could better describe the mission of the International Committee of the Red Cross, whose specific field of action is war, than the theme chosen to celebrate 8 May this year: “Red Cross Working Round the Clock” ?

  • The Empress Shôken Fund

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    13 January 2010, pp. 622-625
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In the Red Cross World

  • Germany (Federal Republic)

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    13 January 2010, pp. 48-49
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