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"The Origin of the Red Cross: Un souvenir de Solferino" by Henry Dunant is a foundational text in the history of humanitarianism. This meticulously prepared edition brings Dunant's powerful account of the Battle of Solferino to a new audience. Witness the firsthand observations of the battle's aftermath, which spurred Dunant to envision a neutral organization dedicated to aiding the wounded, regardless of their allegiance.
Explore the origins of the Red Cross movement and the principles that continue to guide humanitarian efforts worldwide. Dunant's searing depiction of the suffering at Solferino remains a powerful call to action, examining the human cost of war and advocating for compassion in the face of conflict. A vital document for understanding the genesis of international humanitarian law and the ongoing mission of the Red Cross, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in history, medical history, philanthropy, and the enduring quest for peace.
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