Cinema and Radio in the service of the Red Cross

Cinema — For the Centenary, the ICRC particularly desired to present to the general public a review of its activities since its foundation and of the evolution of humanitarianism throughout the ages, which gave rise to the Geneva Conventions. Its colour film entitled Red Cross on White Ground, lasting for twenty minutes, is a documentary of no mean interest on the movement inspired by Henry Dunant.

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A gesture of fellowship author:

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Joint Commission of the Empress Shôken Fund author:

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World Red Cross Day author:

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On the Geneva Convention relative to the treatment of prisoners of war author:

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Unity of treatment as seen by the nurse author: Alice Girard

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Extract from the Statutes of the International Committee of the Red Cross author:

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