Henry Dunant, Mme de Gasparin and “A Memory of Solferino”

The Centenary of Solferino brought to light a number of historical and private documents which had for ages lain forgotten in disused files.Numerous National Red Cross. Societies drew on this source to give a particularly authentic aspect to their reviews and publications and to the various celebrations which coincided with the commemoration of the Centenary. The International Review, either in the form of commentaries and articles or by illustrations, has also shown its readers a number of documents which seemed to it to hold some interest.

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Henry Dunant, Mme de Gasparin and “A Memory of Solferino” author:

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Still no time to kill author: Evelyn Bark

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Recognition of the Upper Volta Red Cross Society author: Léopold Boissier

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Recognition of the Sierra Leone Red Cross Society author: Léopold Boissier

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The International Committee of the Red Cross and the Cuban crisis author:

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Geneva Conventions author:

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News Items author:

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A monument is erected at Heiden to the memory of Henry Dunant author:

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The XIth International Conference of Social work meets in Brazil author: M. L. Cornaz

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Table of Contents 1962 author:

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

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