His vision was clear: "to defend life, liberty, independence and religious freedom, and to preserve human rights and justice" in their own lands, the global community would need to come together and create a post-war organization that would protect the sovereignty of all nations.
Globalization indeed works to help keep world peace, and during the post war period, multinational organizations like the United Nations and the World Trade Organization contribute to the trend of international cooperation.
Mrs. Buck aroused the F.B.I. in 1941 and 1942, after the Bureau discovered that she had written a pamphlet, called "Freedom for All," for the Post War World Council — an organization based in New York that advocated racial justice and democracy.
Berenice became recognized as a skilled portraitist, meeting and drawing, to name a few, Hector Villa-Lobos, Andres Segovia, Charles De Gaulle, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Edward R. Murrow and a great number of United Nations ambassadors and delegates of the post-war infant organization at Lake Success, New York, where she was artistcorrespondent for ONA and several magazines.
State Planning - Post War.
Post War Housing in Greece...Greek State ECA accomplishments in attacking the post war housing problem.
We are post war 'baby boomers'.
FDC makes grants to civil society organizations to strengthen communities, facilitate social and economic justice and assist in the reconstruction and development of post war Mozambique.
She served as a board member and president of the Awakening Foundation, the earliest established feminist organization in post-war Taiwan, and of the Taiwan Association for Truth and Reconciliation.
Instead of comprising units from several states, the post-war 45th was an all-Oklahoma organization.
One provides a theoretical framework to show how the war directly but differentially affected state organizations such that post-war American racial politics were both significantly reshaped and unchanged from the pre-war era.
