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Why Learn Negotiation and Diplomacy? | Diplomacy, Negotiation and NGOs

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Diplomacy, Negotiation and NGOs. For NGOs interested in Disasters, Conflict or Just Wanting to Negotiate Change. Why Learn Negotiation and Diplomacy? For over a century, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have proven invaluable in the quest for world peace and sustainable development, such as helping to create the League of Nations and then the United Nations. More recently NGOs also prove. D themselves in negotiations leading to the Moon Treaty. And the Ban on Land Mines. The reduction of war, natura...

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Jillian's Family History Stories: April 2012

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Jillian's Family History Stories. This blog tells stories about my grandparents and their families. Posts 1-30 tell the story of my maternal grandfather, Albert Edward Ray 1891-1962. Post 31 will begin the story of my maternal grandmother, Nellie Bearcraft. Eventually it will also have stories about my paternal grandparents, James Haynes and Ada Duffield. Sunday, 29 April 2012. 13 A Soldier's Life in Salonika. The following account by George Ward Price in. The Story of the Salonika Army. These were thing...

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Site créé par Alan Albright. Une source d'informations, photos, vidéos incroyable. INFOCERCLE NR 18 vient d’être envoyé par mail. Contactez nous si vous ne l’avez pas reçu : info@cercleafs.fr.

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WW I Ambulance Driver: Historical WWI photographs

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WW I Ambulance Driver. Monday, February 4, 2008. Because Section 625 was attached to the French Army, there were no restrictions on taking and having photographs, unlike the U.S. forces, where strict censorship prohibited the troops from taking pictures for private use. Somewhere in France, Spring, 1918, Ambulances of Section 625, U.S.A.A.C. cross a field en route to pick up wounded soldiers. Stretcher bearers carrying a wounded soldier to one of the Sec. 625 ambulances. Note red cross armbands). Can be ...

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WW I Ambulance Driver: February 2008

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WW I Ambulance Driver. Monday, February 4, 2008. Because Section 625 was attached to the French Army, there were no restrictions on taking and having photographs, unlike the U.S. forces, where strict censorship prohibited the troops from taking pictures for private use. Somewhere in France, Spring, 1918, Ambulances of Section 625, U.S.A.A.C. cross a field en route to pick up wounded soldiers. Stretcher bearers carrying a wounded soldier to one of the Sec. 625 ambulances. Note red cross armbands). Upper l...

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WW I Ambulance Driver: Photo of Rex Forsyth Recieving the Croix de Guerre

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WW I Ambulance Driver. Sunday, August 2, 2009. Photo of Rex Forsyth Recieving the Croix de Guerre. The photo below was taken May 2, 1918. Members of U.S.A.A.C. Section 625, receive the Croix de Guerre for bravery in action on April 17, 1918, having crossed a "zone violently bombarded by the enemies artillery" to continue to remove wounded from the battlefield. Victor A. Bueno M. Hope that as time goes by less people can use others as killers in wars and recompensate them with medals.

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WW I Ambulance Driver: March 2010

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WW I Ambulance Driver. Monday, March 22, 2010. Trench Art Brought Home. Among the many items that my grandfather brought back after the Great War were some very nice examples of "Trench Art". The picture below shows a pair of Bosche artillery shells reworked with a couple of infantrymen characterizations. I welcome anyone to chime in with information about this shell casing. Dimensions: 9 inches/22.86cm tall, and 75mm average diameter at the open. Labels: WWI Trench Art. Sunday, March 21, 2010. My grandf...

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WW I Ambulance Driver: July 2009

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WW I Ambulance Driver. Friday, July 31, 2009. WWI Hometown Paper Lauds Hero. Also of note is the newspaper's use of the term "Hun". "Hun", like the term "Bosche", was used by the Allies to refer to the German soldiers. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). WWI Hometown Paper Lauds Hero. Links to Recommended Sites. REPRO-RATIONS: Unique, Authentic War Memorabilia. Is a truly remarkable source for authentic period rations and historical information.

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WW I Ambulance Driver: WWI Hometown Paper Lauds Hero

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WW I Ambulance Driver. Friday, July 31, 2009. WWI Hometown Paper Lauds Hero. Also of note is the newspaper's use of the term "Hun". "Hun", like the term "Bosche", was used by the Allies to refer to the German soldiers. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). WWI Hometown Paper Lauds Hero. Links to Recommended Sites. REPRO-RATIONS: Unique, Authentic War Memorabilia. Is a truly remarkable source for authentic period rations and historical information.