Centenary of the International Committee of the Red Cross

On February 17, 1863, the Committee of five members appointed some days previously by the Public Welfare Society of Geneva to study the conclusions of a recently published work, A Memory of Solferino, met in Geneva. The International Committee of the Red Cross, because the Committee was soon to take this name, was born.

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Centenary of the International Committee of the Red Cross author:

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Centenary Celebration of the International Committee of the Red Cross author: Léopold Boissier

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The early years of the Red Cross author: Pierre Boissier

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Congratulatory messages received by the International Committee author:

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The International Committee in Algeria author:

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The International Committee in the Yemen author:

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News Items author:

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New vessel on Lake Leman named “Henry Dunant” author:

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A method of instruction in preparing the hospital nurse to treat patients in time of war author: M. Whitworth

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Title article - 03-1962 author:

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Title article - 10-1961 author:

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Title article - 01-1963 author:

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