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International Review of the Red Cross Archive, Volume 5 - June 1965

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In the Red Cross World

  • A competition on the Geneva Conventions

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    13 January 2010, pp. 211-215
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  • Nepal

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    13 January 2010, pp. 548-550
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  • An International Youth Committee

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    23 November 2010, pp. 385-386

  • What can young people do and what can one do for the young today? These problems were studied by the International Consultative Committee on Youth Activities, set up by unesco, at its first session which was held in Paris in May 1965. The Committee, which consisted of leading specialists from 23 countries of Europe, Africa, Asia and America, was instituted in order to advise the Organization in the preparation of programmes concerning youth activities and assist it in putting these into effect. In this capacity it will, for example, study problems raised by the intensification of extra-curricula studies and the long-term service of young volunteers. The latter, especially if they possess technical qualifications, are capable of giving a considerable amount of aid to the developing countries, as has already been shown by work carried out in this direction by no less than 250 organizations which have sent out some 17,000 young people to various countries.

In the Red Cross World

  • The Testimony of Youth…

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    13 January 2010, pp. 44-47
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Back matter

  • RCE volume 5 issue 54 Cover and Back matter

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    13 January 2010, pp. b1-b6
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In the Red Cross World

  • Switzerland

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    13 January 2010, p. 154
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In the Red Cross World

  • The Red Cross and First-Aiders

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    13 January 2010, pp. 260-261
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In the Red Cross World

  • Upper Volta

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    13 January 2010, pp. 550-551
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